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Sorrento by Road

Sorrento  by  Road


Guide to arrive to ​Sorrento by road, driving from the North, the East or the South

By  CAR

From Naples

The journey from Naples to Sorrento takes 44 km and takes about an hour - maybe a bit more in Summer. Take the A3 (Naples to Salerno) on the left (going to the Sorrento Peninsula) and then continue in the way to Castellammare di Stabia. At Pompei, turn left to take the SS 145 (Strada Statale Sorrentina or State Road 145) until Castellammare di Stabia. Then you will have to drive along the coast passing  by key towns of the Peninsula as Seiano or Meta and following the frequent signs on the way, you will be in Sorrento in less than an hour.

From the North

From Rome you have to cover a distance of  265 km. Follow the Motorway A1 (Austostrada A1), also known as Autostrada del Sole (this motorway connects Milan with Naples via Bologna, Florence, and Rome) After passing Caserta continue until you pass toll of Naples. After about 15 kms take the A3 (Naples to Salerno) on the left (going to the Sorrento Peninsula) and then continue in the way to Castellammare di Stabia. At Pompei, turn left to take the SS 145 (Strada Statale Sorrentina or State Road 145) until Castellammare di Stabia. Then you will have to drive along the coast passing  by key towns of the Peninsula as Seiano or Meta and following the frequent signs on the way, you will be in Sorrento in less than an hour.

From the East

If coming from the East take the Motorway A16 (Bari to Naples) and then the A3 until you see the signs to take the SS 145 (Strada Statale Sorrentina or State Road 145) until Castellammare di Stabia. Then you will have to drive along the coast passing  by key towns of the Peninsula as Seiano or Meta and following the frequent signs on the way, you will be in Sorrento in less than an hour.

From the South

After having passed through the Motorway A3 (Reggio Calabria to Salerno) as if going to Naples, you'll have to continue the way towards Naples until Castellammare di Stabia and then take the SS 145 (Strada Statale Sorrentina or State Road 145) until Castellammare di Stabia. Then you will have to drive along the coast passing  by key towns of the Peninsula as Seiano or Meta and following the frequent signs on the way, you will be in Sorrento in less than an hour.


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        • Basilica di Sant'Antonino
        • Santuario della Madonna del Carmine
        • Chiesa dell'Addolorata
        • Chiesa di Sant'Anna
        • Chiesa Santa Maria delle Grazie
      • Squares of Sorrento >
        • Piazza Tasso
        • Piazza della Vittoria
        • Piazza Sant'Antonino
      • Streets of Sorrento >
        • Via San Cesareo
        • Corso Italia
        • Via Luigi de Maio
      • Museums of Sorrento >
        • Correale di Terranova Museum
        • Museo Bottega della Tarsia Lignea
      • Villa Comunale Park
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      • Parsano Bastion & Ancient Walls of Sorrento
      • Valley of the Mills
    • Sorrento Peninsula >
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      • Vico Equense
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      • Piano di Sorrento
      • Massa Lubrense
      • Nerano
      • Marina di Equa
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        • Peter's Beach
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