Sorrento: Gothic-Baroque art tour free tasting drink & food

To recognise your local guide, always look out for the pink hat and the official badge.

Let’s discover the statue in Piazza Torquato Tasso in Sorrento together.

Explore the Gothic cloister and the lemon groves of Sorrento, letting yourself be enveloped by the Mediterranean scents of nature, both gentle and wild.

For those who love savoury or hearty food: explore! Free tastings of white or black Alba truffles, local basil, lemon or mixed pesto – all included. For those with a sweet tooth: limoncello, pistachio or melon digestif cream, or coffee beans filled with dark chocolate. Free tastings included.

Free tastings of local Sorrento specialities such as orange, lemon, pistachio or Sorrento melon biscuits, chocolates with citrus, coconut or Sorrento almonds, or limoncello cream – very different from the classic limoncello: IGP and DOC. All free! Try the dark or milk chocolate too!

A sensory experience, a play on flavours, to tempt you with the deadly sin of gluttony. Two varieties: one with lemon and coconut, and the other with salted truffles from Alba, in northern Italy.

Free demonstration: let’s discover together the origins of the typical Sorrento souvenir, handmade by artisans for centuries or hand-carved from wood!

Let’s have fun exploring the most historic and scenic spots in Sorrento – known only to the locals – in this Greco-Roman town!

Let’s discover together the secrets hidden in the crypt of Sorrento’s patron saint and enjoy the scent of the Gothic cloister.

Enjoy breathtaking views and explore the interior of the Gothic and Baroque cathedral with its 12th-century bell tower.

Wearing comfortable shoes, we’ll head to a secret spot with a breathtaking view that only the locals know about!

Good news for the summer: if you enjoy swimming in the Mediterranean Sea at Sorrento’s beaches, at the end of the Experience, do bring your swimming costume, beach towel and so on! At the end of the Experience, if you like, you can stay on the picturesque public beach!

On the way back, you can choose to walk back in 10 minutes or take a private or public minibus to the original meeting point: Piazza Tasso in Sorrento, at Bar Fauno.

Ask the local guide where the locals love to eat: at the fishermen’s trattoria by the sea, or for freshly caught fish, or BOTH, along with the typical Sorrento pizza, which is very different from the usual Neapolitan Margherita!

If you’d like, the local guide will take you to the best spot in Sorrento – where it’s not the tourists but the locals who go to eat and drink!