What to see in Rome in only one day Rome is one of most beautiful city in Italy, in this article we will make a list about what to see in Rome in only one day. With this post, we want to help you to visit all this magnificent city in only one day, without loss…
Author: Giacomo Di Nocera
Italian businessman, operating in the tourism sector in Sorrento form more than 15 years, owner of Di Nocera Service and Sorrento Luggage.
Passionate about soccer and sailing, he loves to go around the Amalfi Coast by his motorbike.
He also writes articles about news, tips and tour ideas on this blog!
Sorrentine Sandals: history and tradition
Sorrentine Sandals: history and tradition Sorrentine Sandals History Sandals are the oldest and most commonly found foot covering worldwide. Archaeological examples, uncovered from the Anasazi culture of the American Southwest, date back 8,000 years. These plaited and woven sandals provided a flexible protective sole and utilized a simple V-shaped strap. Sandals are most commonly…
Museum George Vallet Piano Di Sorrento
Museum George Vallet Piano Di Sorrento Villa de Sandro Fondi houses the Archaeological Museum dedicated to Vallet. The beautiful nineteenth-century building, in neoclassical style, has been fully restored after a complex and discussed restructuring plan that sees beyond the recovery of the existing one, the creation of a conference room basement of 200 seats, a range…
Correale Museum
Correale Museum The Correale Museum is housed in the Villa, an eighteenth century building surrounded by a garden of citrus, with a terrace overlooking the sea, it belonged to the family Correale of Terranova. Noble family that lived in 800 between Naples and Sorrento, with large cultural and social interests. The last descendants Alfredo and Pompeo, stipulated that to…
The Sedil Dominova Via San Cesareo
The Sedil Dominova The poet Torquato Tasso (1511-1595), the author of “Jerusalem Delivered”, well remembered its origins during his long stay at the court of the Duke of Ferrara, Alfonso II d’Este . No concessions emphasis. Today like yesterday, when you simply say the name of Sorrento, you are assured of having mentioned a place…
The origins of the tarantella
The origins of the Tarantella Rhythm, in the lands of southern Italy, has always been linked to a bloody dance, a dance ghettoized or prohibited, the tarantella, and for live or survive are forced to justify itself as a healing practice as an altered state, a kind of exorcism in music to drive away the…
The most famous song of Sorrento “COME BACK TO SORRENTO”
“COME BACK TO SORRENTO” The most famous song of Sorrento “COME BACK TO SORRENTO” One hundred years ago in a Sorrento certainly different from today, even in our city the twentieth century began to spread its turmoil, its deep innovations, its sorrows and joys. Even the good old twentieth century has passed, our city…
Museum Shop of Wood Inlay
Museum Shop of Wood Inlay In the old city center, on two floors of the restored Palazzo Pomarici Santomasi, it is a rich collection of furniture and objects of the typical Sorrento craftsmanship, with valuable pieces of furniture from 400 to 800 of the national masters and Sorrento Inlaid Wood, this is the Museum Shop…
Campania Wine History and Suggestion
Campania Wine History and Suggestion Campania Wine Campania is the “shin” of Italy’s boot, anchored by its capital, Naples. Its name comes from Campania felix, a Latin phrase roughly meaning “happy land”. The region has strong historical links to wine and vine, dating back to the 12th Century BC, and is one of Italy’s very…
History of Naples
History of Naples Naples is not only the city of pizza, of the blue sea, and of the beautiful panorama, it’s also a city with a very important history! In this blog-post we explain the History of Naples! Neapolis Founded by Greek colonists, Naples was later adopted by swinging Roman holiday-makers in search…
