Guide to Sorrento
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2019
- Welcome to an exploration of the Italian resort of Sorrento. The city of the Sirens will sing its song and captivate you - drawing you not towards the rocks but toward Sorrento and a wonderful holiday.
Time Stamps:
1:31 Tasso Square
6:37 Valley of the Mills
9:05 Sorrento Railway Station
11:26 Marina Grande
14:22 Chaplin's Irish Bar
16:14 Ristorante 'O Parrucchiano La Favorita
16:40 City Walls
19:37 Christmas Shop
22:16 Foreigners' Club
26:28 Marina Piccola
This guide is divided into three parts.
Part 1 - TASSO SQUARE AND SURROUNDING AREA
This incorporates the square itself and the following:
Statue of St Antonino (Sorrento's Patron Saint, who shares his day with St Valantine).
Statue of Torquato Tasso.
The Medieval Via Santa Maria Della Pieta - a delightful Medieval street.
The Church of Anuntuario Della Maddona Del Carmine - the area of a marydom of Sorrentine Christian's under the anti Christian rule of the Roman Emperor Diocletion.
Taxi Rank.
Valley of the Mills - a site important to the industrial heritage of Sorrento.
Hotel Lorelei et Londres.
Railway Station.
PART 2 - CORSO ITALIA AND SURROUNDING AREA
Piazza Andrea Veniero.
Church of Annunciation.
A route to Marina Grande.
Marina Grande.
Chaplin's Irish Bar.
Ristorante Parrucchiano Favorita - the birthplace of cannelloni.
The City Walls.
Cathedral and Bell Tower.
The Old Town, sometimes affectionately referred to as "The Drain".
Christmas Shop.
La Passeggiate.
PART 3 - ST ANTONINO SQUARE AND SURROUNDING AREA
Bassilica of St Antonino - the final resting place of Sorrento's Patron Saint.
Conservatario di Santa Maria Della Grazie.
Garden and Statue in St Antonino Square.
Foreigners' Club - great food and great views of the Bay of Naples
Cloister of St Francesco.
Villa Communale Park and Viewing Platform.
Lift to Sea Level.
Beach of St Francesco.
Marina Piccola.
Hope you enjoy the ride!
NB. Inclusion of features in Sorrento in this film should not be regarded as an endorsement or otherwise of the places shown. There are many interesting places in Sorrento that I have not included and some of the places might not necessarily be your cup of tea. There are undoubtedly many places that I do not even know about. If you are aware of any interesting features or places that I have not included, then please feel free to mention them in the comments.
Very informative video
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Really nice guide, thank you for making this. I appreciate you don't just show us where you walked, but also add some useful tips and a random history fact here and there. Well done!
This is perhaps the best tour of Sorrento I have seen on RUclips. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent video. Thank you.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I have now set up a channel which has Sorrento as it’s main focus. It is called ‘Sorrento With Bells On’ ruclips.net/channel/UCTBX0ACsUr9C_QIgND71U3Q
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I have now set up a channel which has Sorrento as it’s main focus. It is called ‘Sorrento With Bells On’ ruclips.net/channel/UCTBX0ACsUr9C_QIgND71U3Q
Loved this video. Heading to Sorrento this Sept. Thank you
Glad you liked it. Many thanks. Sorrento is a wonderful place, I am sure you will enjoy yourself in September.
Thank you for this video!
Great informative video!
Very well explained , thank you .
You are welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
Great presentation, very well done. Lots of useful information.
Many thanks Jim. I now have a seperate channel dealing with Sorrento called ‘Sorrento With Bells On’ ruclips.net/video/ZpoklSOww3I/видео.html
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Very very nice hallo jee
Very nice tour of Sorrento. Is it practical to visit Pompei and Sorrento in one day? We will have about nine hours to tour both locations. We will be on a cruise ship, so the schedule is tight. Thanks!
Great video. How long is the walk of sorrento? Ty
To go to all these places in one walk would probably take several hours.
Of course the return visitors don’t learn one word of Italian if they go to places which are Anglo Saxon “colonies”.
It defeats the point of travelling if there is no wish or interest in experiencing what is really local lived by locals.
Cool video but stop trying to pronounce names in Italian. Just say it in English or don't say it at all
Thanks for your comment, I will bear this in mind in future videos.
@@sorrentowithbellson6103 The Italian is absolutely fine and great for making the effort to use it. Dont let anyone put you off. Very informative video thanks 😀