Sorrento

城市概覽

Sorrento is on the Circumvesuviana rail system, so it is easily reached from Naples and an ideal base for visiting the archaeological sites at Pompeii and Ercolano. Ferries regularly commute between Sorrento and Capri, Positano and Amalfi, making Sorrento an ideal base for exploring the other beautiful places in the region.

如何抵達

Read about the unified public transport ticket Campania Unico.

By plane From Naples Airport ('Capodichino'): You can reach Sorrento by bus, from Capodichino to Sorrento buses depart six times daily.

By train The Circumvesuviana goes from Naples (starting at Porta Nolana via Garibaldi) along the coast ending at the 1 Sorrento train station (€4.90, 1 hr 20 min, as of July 2021). The trains tend to get very crowded until the stop at Pompei during the summer (board at Porta Nolana for a seat) and many of them are outdated and your only air conditioning will be an open window. They run approx. every 30 minutes. Tickets can be bought both at staffed counters as well as over the Unico Campania app. There are very few ticket machines, which are hard to find (one is in the main hall of Porta Nolana to the right of the counters, one at the elevator on the first floor of Sorrento station) and often out of order. From mid-March to the end of October, the Campania Express runs along the same route as the Circumvesuviana between Naples and Sorrento, but stops at just a few stations and takes about 50 min (30 min less than the commuter trains). These trains have guaranteed seating, air conditioning, and space to store baggage. €15 oneway now in 2024

By bus The SITA buses from Positano and Amalfi end in Sorrento in the plaza in front of the train station.

By car From Naples' Tangenziale drive south towards Costiera Sorrentina, and be prepared to spend 1½ hours in the traffic.

By boat From

Naples: Only one company operates between "Napoli Beverello" and Sorrento. The service is approximately every 2 hours (Sep 2017). Price paid in port for a single trip, adult: €15.20 (Jan 2024). It takes about 40 minutes, which is faster than by car or train. Ischia Capri. Positano

當地交通

After you arrive by bus or train, you will exit to the modern park 1 Piazza Lauro. From there, you can:

Walk Local buses - the local bus service is good enough to visit all interesting places available in the area. Taxi Scooter hire companies charge about €20 per day. Helmets are legally required, but regularly not worn by those with nothing to protect. It is possible to drive around town. Parking is very limited for cars (scooters park practically anywhere). The roads are allegedly one lane either way, but expect traffic in both directions to take that as a suggestion rather than a rule. Scooters and motorcycles are absolutely everywhere, so if you don't like being buzzed whilst trying to navigate narrow, winding roads, maybe skip trying to drive here.

必看景點

Lemon terraces 2 Small Port (Marina Piccola). A pretty boat port 3 puntacampanella. The natural reserve. 4 Villa Pollio (Regina Giovanna Castel Roman Ruins). Roman ruins in Capo di Sorrento 5 Hotel Tramontano. Place where Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen lived while writing parts of Peer Gynt (1867) and Ghosts (1881). 6 Museo Correale di Terranova. Sorrento's picture gallery 7 Archeological Museum of the Sorrentine Peninsula, Via Ripa di Cassano 1, ☏ +39 081 8087078. Tu-Su 10:00-18:30. (updated Mar 2023) 8 Museum of the Inlaid Wood (Museo Bottega della Tasia Lignea), Via San Nicola 28, ☏ +39 081 877 1942, [email protected]. A collection of local applied arts. The collection includes furniture crafted through the 20th century, and modern design. (updated Mar 2023) 9 Duomo (Cathedral) (Along Corso Italia). (updated Mar 2023) 10 Church of San Francesco. Its cloister dates from 1300. It is one of the most picturesque spots in town. 11 Basilica di Sant'Antonino. (updated Mar 2023) 12 Piazza Torquato Tasso. Sorrento's main piazza, connected to Piazza Lauro by Corso Italia. Walk a few meters up Viale Enrico Caruso to enjoy the view over the railing down to: 13 Valley of the Mills (Vallone dei Mulini) (in the gorge below Piazza Tasso.). At the bottom of the gorge, there are ruins of one of a water-powered mills with a lumberyard adjacent. 14 Via San Cesareo. One of the oldest streets in town. 15 Sedil Dominova. The former gathering place for Sorrento's high society, and now the headquarters of the Società di Mutuo Soccorso. 16 Villa Comunale. Offers a beautiful view over the Sorrento coastline with Mount Vesuvius in the distance. 17 Piazza Vittoria. Another beautiful scenic overlook.

體驗活動

Swim - Go to Marina Grande or (the better option) Marina Piccola. Some reserved areas with sand will ask for a €5-10 entrance fee (which will also get you a seat and an umbrella). A much better and more spectacular option might even me Bagni Regina Giovanna, a nice little cove from the ocean in a secluded spot. Though a bit far, it's worth the trip (ask the locals for direction). 1 Sorrento Bike, Viale Nizza 37, ☏ +39 366 98 02 885. Rent a bike and ride out of to see the coast from above. They rent helmet, bottle, saddle bag and padlock. They can deliver and pick up the bike to your hotel, or wherever you wish. On-line reservations. (updated Sep 2019) Rent a scooter or motorbike from the many shops offering them: typical rates (as of Oct 2019) are €25-35 for 5 hours, €28-40 for 12 hours, €35-45 for 1 day, €85-130 for 3 days.

購物

Corso Italia is the main shopping street in the center of Sorrento. One of the top souvenirs from the area is limoncello, the signature lemon liqueur. You can find it at 1 Limonoro, Via San Cesareo, 49. This is a good place to see it being made, after which you'll know why it packs such a punch: it's basically pure alcohol with flavouring. 2 Enoteca l'Alambicco, Via San Cesareo 15 (A few steps from Piazza Tasso), ☏ +39 081 807 3339, [email protected]. A wine and limoncello shop in the historical centre, offers free tastings. (updated Mar 2023) 3 Iolanda moda e accessori, Via San Cesareo 14 (Very close to Piazza Tasso), ☏ +39 081 878 1926, [email protected]. A leather and fashion shop in historical centre, have large choice of bags, wallets, bijoux and shoes of brands like Valentino, Roccobarocco, and Cromnia. (updated Mar 2023) 4 Notturno Intarsio, Via Fuorimura, 33. Has the most beautiful inlaid woods. Tables, tea carts, pictures, music boxes. Notturno has been in business for hundreds of years and has the best woodworkers around. Take their tour to see how they make these beautiful pieces of art.

美食

Restaurants and other eating places are often open until 23:30. Dining very late is feature in common with many other tourist destinations in the south of Italy. People often go out late (around 18:00) to walk around in the square or town center, and end the evening dining in a restaurant. Piazza Tasso has many cafés with outdoor tables for coffee, a drink and people-watching.

Gnocchi alla Sorrentina - potato gnocchi wi