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Sorrento is a marvellous coastal town located in southwestern Italy, perched beautifully on the Amalfi Coast, offering stunning views overlooking the Bay of Naples. Known as the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento is famous for its charming narrow alleyways, iconic pastel-colored houses, and cliff-top position providing breathtaking landscapes. This town is celebrated for its quality production of Limoncello, an intensely lemon-flavored liqueur, traditionally served as a digestive after dinner. Sorrento boasts fragrant lemon gardens, historic sites like the 14th-century Chiesa di San Francesco, lovely marinas, and beaches. The sunset in Sorrento is an unforgettable experience, as is dining in one of its many restaurants offering exquisite Italian cuisine accompanied by views of the dusk-touched bay.

Beautiful small town. It is a good destination if you are planning on visiting the Amalfi coast and want to stay on a budget.
You can get to Positano, Amalfi, and Capri by bus, or even rent a boat.

The only thing I didn't like was the catcalling and the men following around. I wouldn't recommend walking alone at night.

I am still in Sorrento for another 4 days and I am spending a great days.
The food is amazing, the people are nice and I feel very safety when I walk in the  streets.
If you go to a restaurant for dinner, you will spend between 25-50 EUR.

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