Pompeii Sorrento and Positano drive

Pompeii Forum: The heart of the city, with the Temple of Jupiter, the Basilica and the Temple of Apollo. Here political, religious and commercial life took place. Stabian Baths: One of the best preserved thermal facilities, with rooms for hot and cold baths and a gymnasium. Teatro Grande and Teatro Piccolo: The Teatro Grande could accommodate up to 5,000 spectators. The Teatro Piccolo was used for musical and more intimate shows. House of the Faun: One of the most luxurious domus in Pompeii, with the famous mosaic of Alexander the Great. Lupanare: The most famous brothel in Pompeii, with well-preserved erotic frescoes. Via dell’Abbondanza: The main street of the city, with shops, houses and bakeries Garden of the Fugitives: A moving place, where the casts of the victims of the eruption are located. Amphitheater: One of the oldest in the Roman world, it could accommodate up to 20,000 spectators.

Arrival and panoramic view: If you arrive by car or bus, get off near Piazza dei Mulini and stop immediately for a panoramic photo from above. Positano is famous for its colorful houses that slope down to the sea. Stroll along Via dei Mulini: Walk along this pedestrian street full of boutiques, ceramic shops, handmade sandals and typical products such as limoncello. Visit to the Church of Santa Maria Assunta: Reach this church with the famous majolica dome and admire the icon of the Black Madonna inside. Spiaggia Grande and the seafront: Go down to Spiaggia Grande, the heart of Positano. Here you can admire the sea, take iconic photos and maybe stop at a bar for an espresso or a granita.

Piazza Tasso:Enjoy the lively atmosphere, historic cafés and views of the Vallone dei Mulini, a picturesque natural gorge. Corso Italia and Sorrento Cathedral: Stroll along Corso Italia, the shopping street, and stop briefly at Sorrento Cathedral, with its beautiful baroque interior and medieval bell tower. Cloister of San Francesco: Continue to this 14th-century cloister, a peaceful spot with beautiful arches and a flower garden, often used for weddings and events. Villa Comunale and views of the Gulf of Naples. Next to the cloister, you will find the Villa Comunale, a panoramic garden with a breathtaking view of Mount Vesuvius and the sea. Perfect for unforgettable photos. In the center, stop at a shop to taste the famous Sorrento limoncello or a sfogliatella.