Tasso House
Via San Nicola 19, Sorrento
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Tasso House Sorrento

Via San Nicola 19 Sorrento, Campania, 80067, Italy

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Italian Family Winery- Day 7

A travel blog entry by karawilson

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So what do I have in common with Justin Timberlake & Jessica Biel? Not much but we did end up going to the same small family owned winery in the hills of Maiori. A family run business that has been operating only a short time as a winery (can’t be found in tour books or trip advisor) but has for years been selling the grapes off their farm.
Based on Angela’s recommendations – we were excited once again to try this experience ...

The hills are alive with the sound of music Day 6

A travel blog entry by karawilson

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... before but thanks to our lovely bus ride I can no longer say this is true. Not much more to say about this quiet little town but just enjoy the views! Check out the pictures below!
Helpful hints:
*Take Sita bus to Ravello from Amalfi. Catch the bus not where the other buses wait but the bus stop closer to the entrance to the beach.
*Give the kids a map of Ravello and have them find all the ponds or gardens. Keeps them busy when your trying to take loads of ...

Ship Inspection - Aegean Odyssey

A travel blog entry by mcewenm

... time to explore the town, it's shopping, and (most important) it's gelatterias! mmmmmmmm.... This evening we were treated to an authentic Italian meal at La Caruso ... we enjoyed entertainment by a local musician/singer and wonderful cuisine...mangia! Now to bed for an early morning drive along the Amalfi coast, crossing eastward to ...

Get your elastic pants! Day 5

A travel blog entry by karawilson

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... take a walk in Nocelle.* Wow- these were some of the most inspirational and amazing views yet. We got so into our nature walk that we decided to continue pass where we were suppose to catch the bus back. Thousands of steps later (going downhill) we made it to Positano. I was the only one complaining at the end. The kids thought it was funny and loved the never ending staircase. The walk (beginning @ the La Tagliata) takes about 2 ...

Luigi & Lemons

A travel blog entry by lcasazza701

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... set our alarm clocks with enough time to finish packing and planned to wake up at 6:15. Since we finished a week full of midterms and would only return to another week of test we decided we deserved a celebration. Well that might not have been the best idea. After going to our usually spot at DJ Bar, Stairs, & then ending the night dancing at Le Bain we made a rather later then normal return home. With less then two hours until our wake up we decided to ...