Sorrento Positano Pompeii Drive from Naples

The Pompeii Excavations are one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, here are some points of interest to visit if you have little time: Pompeii Forum: The heart of the ancient city, with the Temple of Jupiter, the Macellum and the Basilica. Forum Baths: A well-preserved example of Roman public baths. Via dell'Abbondanza: One of the main streets, with important shops and houses. House of the Faun: One of the largest and richest homes in Pompeii, famous for the mosaic of Alexander the Great. Lupanar: The famous brothel with erotic frescoes. Amphitheatre: One of the oldest ever built, where gladiator fights took place. Garden of the Fugitives: Here are the plaster casts of the victims of the eruption of 79 AD.

Piazza Tasso: The heart of Sorrento, with historic cafes and views of the valley of the mills. Corso Italia: Stroll among boutiques, artisan workshops and limoncello shops. Chiostro di San Francesco:A quiet corner with a beautiful medieval cloister and views of the sea. Villa Comunale and Belvedere:The most spectacular panoramic terrace in the city, with views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Tasting of limoncello or local sweets: Stop at a shop to try limoncello or a lemon babà.

Piazza dei Mulini: It is the central point of the city, with fashion shops and artisanal ceramics. From here begins the walk to the beach. Church of Santa Maria Assunta: Famous for its majolica dome and the Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna. It is located along the descent to the beach. Spiaggia Grande and the seafront: The most famous view of Positano is from the beach. You can walk along the coast and take incredible photos. Small streets and local boutiques: If you have time, explore the narrow streets with shops of artisanal sandals, linen clothes and typical souvenirs. Stop for a coffee or a granita: Stop at a bar overlooking the sea for a quick taste of limoncello or a lemon granita.