Piazza Tasso is the heart of the city of Sorrento. Once called Piazza Castello, was born only in the nineteenth century, as a consequence of a profound and radical change in the city planning.
Whereas now stands the St. Anthony’s statue, the revered patron saint, was formerly a castle dating back to Aragon times, later demolished in the mid-eighteen hundred century.
The Amalfi Coast is like a painting on which the nature has used the best colors of its palette, diluting them in many shades which from the brilliant colors of sunny days turn to the soft and delicate tones of the sunset to then turn on with the mystery in the blue night.
From the white houses gathered one on each other, ever and anon peep out the colorful flowers, while the walls are lit by the fuchsia bougainvillea.
It is already autumn.
What to do? The cold begins to bite, and objectively it is still early for the summer holidays.
Then, in this time, you can take advantage, treating yourself an holiday in an Italian destination such as Sorrento, for example.
Sorrento is a fascinating city all year long, but in the autumn it becomes, if anything, even more romantic and charming. In short the ideal destination for a romantic holiday in two!