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| Duomo in Sorrento |
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| Sedile Dominova |
the Sedile Dominova was a meeting place in the 15th century where local aristocracy discussed local policy. Today the Sedile Dominova is a working men's club where pensioners gather to play their cards. |
| Looking out over Marina Piccola in Sorrento (6 shot pano) |
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| A quick shot from the moving car |
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| Looking back toward Positano |
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| It was a bit stormy, other than a few sprinkles we missed the rain |
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| We stopped at a roadside stand for fresh orange and lemon juice |
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| I don't remember which town this was, but I think I took this shot from the moving car... |
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| Duomo di Amalfi |
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| Does this really need a caption? LOL |
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| A cute little shop in Amalfi |
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| Amalfi |
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| In Positano |
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| My view while I ate dinner in Positano |
6 comments:
I'm with you on this one! The Amalfi coast is my favorite part of Italy & we've been to Positano twice because I love it so much. Great pics & I'm glad you got to visit this magical part of the country.
hai visto il segno vicino al mare? penso che si chaima "I sorentini"
sigh... You make me miss Italy...
=)
Absolutely beautiful! How would you compare it with Taormina? The coast looks stunning like Taormina.
Dulcecupie - While Taormina is absolutely gorgeous, the area has a totally different feel than the Amalfi Coast. The only way I can describe it is that Taormina is very Sicilian, and it is only one town, whereas the Amalfi Coast is a drive that can take all day and it is a series of towns along a rugged piece of coastline. They are both wonderful places that should be on every Italian traveler's itinerary. :)
Amalfi coast is something that I have never seen. It is narrow and is side to the cliffs. It is busy road. fortunately we got good driver, he made our tour more enjoyable and effortless. I am really happy that I got to see this hilarious, splendid, gorgeous and fascinating place.
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