Sorrento and 10 wonderful places to visit

Sorrento is an Italian town of almost 16,000 inhabitants in the province of Naples, in Campania. Both the Sorrento and the Amalfi peninsula are considered one of the paradises of Southern Italy: fleets of tourists move to visit them, not only from the rest of the world, but from Italy itself. This is because its crystal clear waters and breathtaking landscapes leave anyone who admires them enchanted, making them feel part of a postcard. There are 10 places that need to be taken into particular consideration, and the proposed video lists ten of them. One of these, in tenth place, is Piazza Tasso with the statues, including the one depicting Torquato Tasso to whom the square is dedicated. In ninth and eighth place, we find the Cathedral and Via San Cesareo: the latter, reachable from every part of the city, is one of the hubs of tourism in this area, because it is par excellence the souvenir shopping center of the place. In seventh place, we find Sedil Dominova and in the sixth Giardino l'Agruminato, the green lung in the heart of Sorrento. In fifth place, we find the panorama of the Villa Comunale, overlooking the sea, while in fourth place, the Cloister of San Francesco, dating back to the Middle Ages. In the first three places, however, we find: Marina Grande, an ancient fishing village; the Bastione di Parsano, a section of the ancient walls of Sorrento, and Bagni Regina Giovanna, a cove of natural origin between the beach and limestone cliffs.