The square, named after the Italian Renaissance poet Torquato Tasso, is also home to many historical buildings.
It’s made up of vibrantly-painted buildings including bars, hotels, and apartments. This is a great spot to experience authentic Sorrentini life.
Enjoy the exquisite coastal views from Villa Comunale, a very popular, albeit small garden, in Sorrento.
This natural swimming pool is named after Queen Giovanna of Naples, who was rumored to visit here for illicit affairs with her lovers.
Sorrento has fantastic restaurants and culinary options, including gnocchi alla sorrentina, made of tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil, and gnocchi.