Streets   of Sorrento

Latest page update: 9 January 2025
By: Dion Protani
The most famous streets of Sorrento come in all shapes and sizes and each have their own purpose. Via San Cesareo for example is the main street among a network of pedestrianised alleyways where you'll find narrow walkways and dozens of shops selling souvenirs, clothing and limoncello. 

​Then there's the grand Corso Italia where you'll find the larger shops, a number of bars and dozens of restaurants along Sorrento's largest thoroughfare, crossed half way along by the main square in the town: Piazza Tasso. Via Luigi de Maio is different again: a steep road that leads down to Marina Piccola with a hairpin turn or two to negotiate along the way. 
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Limoncello shop on Via San Cesareo
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VIA  SAN  CESAREO

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Via San Cesareo

CORSO  ITALIA

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Corso Italia

VIA  LUIGI  DE  MAIO

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Via Luigi de Maio

Piazza Tasso

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Piazza Tasso
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