Surroundings

An island immersed in the blue of the Mediterranean, where light dances on the rocks and every glimpse seems to hold a secret. In Capri, the Grotta Azzurra welcomes you like a secret room, while I Faraglioni, imposing sentinels of stone, guard tales of love and ancient legends.

A terrace suspended over the sea, nestled among the Amalfi hills. Ravello, with its blooming gardens and villas offering enchanting views — like Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone — preserves its treasures: the 11th-century bronze doors, the sculpted pulpit of the Cathedral... each one a work of art.

Easily reachable from Positano, Amalfi is a journey through time, filled with legends and art. The 11th-century Cathedral, with its majestic façade, is a precious page of Italian art, while the coast hides treasures like the Grotta dello Smeraldo, a natural sculpture of stalactites and stalagmites.

Among the gems of the Gulf of Naples, Sorrento is a shining light. Nestled among orange groves and perched on cliffs overlooking the sea, it holds centuries of stories. Don’t miss the Correale Museum, a treasure trove of art and memories.

In 79 A.D., the eruption of Vesuvius wrapped Pompeii in eternal silence, freezing the life of a thriving city. Today, walking through its streets, squares, theaters, and baths is like flipping through the pages of a story crystallized in time.

Ercolano, covered by lava in the 79 A.D. eruption, has preserved its treasures in perfect form. More intimate than Pompeii, it retains the elegance of a Roman resort town, with mosaics, frescoes, and silences that tell a tale. A journey into memory.

Naples is a story written with the ink of art and passion. Among ancient alleys, with views of the sea, every step is an encounter with the most authentic beauty. Here, culture is not something you visit: it’s something you live deeply.

In Europe, it is the only active volcano on the mainland. Dormant since 1944, it stands as a silent and powerful guardian of the landscape around it. From its crater, the view embraces the Gulfs of Naples and Salerno.

Founded in the 6th century B.C. by Greek colonists, Paestum is one of the most fascinating legacies of Magna Graecia. It holds three majestic Doric temples that defy time. The National Archaeological Museum of Paestum, a treasure chest of beauty, completes the story and houses the magnificent Tomb of the Diver.