Visit the historic center: Stroll through Sorrento's charming old town, where you'll find narrow streets, colorful buildings, and charming piazzas. Key sights 

include the 14th-century Cathedral of Sant'Antonino, the Baroque Church of San Francesco, and the elegant Villa Comunale, a public garden with panoramic views.

Explore the Marina Grande: This historic fishing port is the perfect spot for a leisurely walk, where you can admire the colorful boats and enjoy a seafood lunch at one of the local restaurants.

Take a boat tour to Capri: A short boat ride from Sorrento, the island of Capri is famous for its stunning grottos, crystal-clear waters, and glamorous 

atmosphere. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Blue Grotto, a unique sea cave known for its mesmerizing blue light.

Indulge in limoncello tasting: Sorrento is famous for its delicious lemon-based liqueur, limoncello. Visit a local producer to taste and purchase this refreshing digestif, which is best enjoyed chilled as an after-dinner treat.

Hike the Path of the Gods: This scenic hiking trail offers breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast, cliffs, and the Mediterranean Sea. The trail starts in the village of Agerola and ends in Nocelle, a hamlet in Positano

Late March to May (spring): Spring in Sorrento brings mild temperatures, with an average of 18°C to 22°C (64°F to 72°F). Rainfall is relatively low, and the region starts to bloom with beautiful flowers and greenery. Spring is considered an off-peak season, so you can expect fewer tourists, making it an ideal time for those who prefer a quieter atmosphere. Accommodation, food, and activities are generally more affordable during spring compared to the summer months. In spring, Sorrento hosts several cultural events, such as the "Festival of Saint Cesareo" in April, which includes processions, fireworks, and traditional music.

June to September (summer): Summer in Sorrento is hot and sunny, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). The sea is warm and inviting, making it perfect for swimming and beach activities. However, it can also be quite humid. Summer is peak season for tourists, so expect crowded beaches, 

attractions, and hotels. During the summer months, accommodation, food, and activities tend to be more expensive due to high demand. Summer is a popular time for various events and festivals, such as the "Festival of the Sun" in June, which features music, theater, and fireworks, and the "Festival of the Sea" in September, celebrating Sorrento's maritime traditions.

October to November (autumn): Autumn in Sorrento is mild and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 22°C (64°F to 72°F). Rainfall starts to 

increase, but it's usually not excessive. Autumn is another off-peak season, with fewer tourists, allowing for a more relaxed atmosphere. Accommodation, food, and activities are generally more affordable during autumn compared to the summer months. Autumn in Sorrento sees events like the "International Art Festival" in October, which showcases contemporary art, and the "Wine Festival" in November, celebrating local wines and cuisine.

December to Mid-March (winter): Winter in Sorrento is cooler, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 15°C (50°F to 59°F), and occasional rainfall. Some days may be sunny, but it's generally not as warm as spring or fall. Winter is the low season, with the fewest tourists, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a quiet and peaceful vacation. Accommodation, food, and activities are usually more affordable during the winter months. Christmas and New Year's Eve are celebrated with various events, such as the "Christmas Markets" and "New Year's Eve Fireworks."