Sorrento

Sorrento has always been known as a prestigious place of rest: Roman patricians built around the villa, and on the nearby island of Capri settled by the Emperor Tiberius. Sorrento is located on the steep cliffs of volcanic tuff, terminating in the Gulf of Naples. Piazza Tasso can be called the heart of Sorrento. It was from here that the main shopping street, Via Corso, known for its restaurants, shops and clubs. In Sorrento there are two ports – Marina Piccola and Marina Grande. Every morning from Marina Grande sent naval missiles on the island of Capri, Ischia, Procida and the nearby towns of Positano and Amalfi.

Castiglioncello

Castiglioncello – a small town in the province of Livorno, located on a promontory washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea. The city is surrounded by pine and oak forests, and picturesque hills, which literally break off and fall down, forming cliffs, small bays and coves cozy with charming beaches. Past the beauty of this land could not pass by the ancient Romans and Etruscans, and later – the Medici in the Renaissance. Recently, Castiglioncello is famous as a resort town, which once built their villas Marcello Mastroianni and Luchino Visconti. The town allows you to lead a quiet and measured life, eliminating the fuss and noise. Castiglioncello – is a secluded resort for the elite. Mass tourism is an unwritten taboo here. Therefore Castiglioncello attracted many creative people including artists, founded the commune.