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The incredibly picturesque coastal town of Sorrento sits in its own 'mini bay' within the vast Bay of Naples. The main town is perched on a natural terrace that stretches along the top of dramatic cliffs overlooking the water. The narrow, cobbled streets feature a charming combination of Renaissance palace buildings and Romanesque churches. Lemon orchards cover the hillsides and farmland around Sorrento - the town is famous for its citrus products, such as Limoncello - a digestive made with lemon rind.
The sights of Sorrento
Sorrento itself is a charming relaxed town with a
colourful harbour, usually filled with fishing boats bobbing in the
breeze. The town's central square is an ideal spot to relax with a
drink and indulge in a favourite Italian pastime - people-watching.
On a clear day, the views from Sorrento include the city of Naples,
renowned Mount Vesuvius and the charming island of Ischia.
The Amalfi Coast and its islands make up one of the most visually stunning regions in the whole of Europe. Starting in the ancient city of Rome, and then based in Sorrento, we visit magnificent Capri and the alluring lost city of Pompeii
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From its ancient and classical cities to its hillside villages and dramatic coastline, Italy offers something for all visitors. On this incredible adventure we travel the length of this attractive country, taking in iconic sights such as Venice, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Pompeii, and lesser-known places like Tuscan Siena.
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Great tour, accommodation was excellent in all locations. Tour manager was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and patient.
By Sukie Chapman
1 February 2019
January has long been the most popular time for booking a tour, what else is there to cheer you up after the indulgences of Christmas are over and the annual dread that winter MIGHT actually last forever begins to set in?
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By Sukie Chapman
9 November 2017
When Kenneth Branagh’s action-man Hercule Poirot first bounds onto the screen, we find ourselves in Jerusalem 1933. And while this is sure to be an unfamiliar opening to many of Christie’s more avid readers, we’re soon back into comfortable territory as Poirot’s sense of self-importance and masterful pomp come bubbling to the surface during his self-absorbed denouement.
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By Sukie Chapman
24 February 2015
Experience The Prosecco Wine Road during tours to Italy by train. Try some of the world’s best sparkling wine and take in the glorious scenery.
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23 April 2014
From Venice to Tuscany, Italy is a beautiful country full of delights. Experience its Roman splendour on a Great Rail Journeys escorted tour.
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The overall package of travel and experiences was very good