Location
The Miramare is situated at 1 km from the historical centre of Sorrento and at 2km from the main Piazza Tasso, the centre of the town. At 2,5 km from the station and at 2,5 km from the port.
How to reach us
A3 Naples – Salerno Highway.
Exit at Castellammare di Stabia and go along the State Street 145.
Going on up to the Sorrento Coast the Miramare is on the main road.
Next to the Naples Central Station you will find that of the Circumvesuviana, which will take you to the Sorrento Coast. Get off in Sorrento.The local railway line of Circumvesuviana, very close to Naples-Piazza Garibaldi Central station, is the cheapest way to get to the Sorrento Coast. For only 3,50 Euro, in little more than one hour, the characteristic local trains go along the line Naples-Sorrento there and back making stops at the intermediate towns. Train departures are frequent: there are almost 80 runs a day.
For any further information about timetables, please view the web site http://www.vesuviana.it/web
From the Molo Beverello in Naples hydrofoils leave, by which you’ll easily reach the port of Sorrento.
Naples Airport is that of Capodichino at 50 km from Sorrento. From here you may take a taxi (better to book a private transfer with hotel) or use the buses of the Curreri line which will take you directly to Sorrento..
Surroundings
Sorrento Peninsula
Renowned throughout the world the Sorrentine peninsula has been favoured since the eighteenth century by millions of travellers.
The mildness of the climate, the timeless beauty of its indescribable natural landscapes, the scents and flavors of local gastronomy make it a unique place to live and an...
The old town centre of Sorrento
The old town centre of Sorrento winds up along the axis traced by via Pietà, via San Cesareo, via Padre Reginaldo Giuliani and via Tasso.
The old town centre of Sorrento keeps historical and architectural beauties not to miss. Palazzo Veniero and Palazzo Correale, for instance. Or also the seats of...
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La Tonnarella beach
Among the many beaches in the Sorrento coast, special is La Tonnarella, an exclusive beach situated in the limestone rock and equipped with many comforts. The beach is surrounded by a beautiful natural landscape, which allows you to admire the beauty of Sorrento, Mount Vesuvius and the islands of th...
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Baths of Regina Giovanna
Capo di Sorrento, a suggestive promontory west to the Bay of Sorrento, a hamlet of the municipality of Sorrento, in the district of Naples, houses the ruins of the famous Baths of Regina Giovanna and interesting remains of Roman time, such as those of Villa of Pollio Felice.
It is one of the most p...
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Capri
Capri Island is located in the Gulf of Naples and acclaimed worldwide for both its natural beauty and the surrounding waters. The coastline is very rugged with numerous grottoes alternating with steep cliffs. In Roman times these natural grottoes were used as nyphaeums of the luxurious residences bu...
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Pompeii
The city of Pompeii was an ancient Roman town-city near modern Naples in the Italian region of Campania, in the territory of the comune of Pompei. Pompeii, along with Herculaneum and many villas in the surrounding area, was mostly destroyed and buried under 4 to 6 m (13 to 20 ft) of ash and pumice i...
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Herculaneum
Another excellent tourist destination, thanks to its archaeological heritage, the excavation of the Roman city buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 ad . Herculaneum is a municipality with an area of 19.64 km² and home to 55.663 inhabitants; it is situated to the South-western slopes of Mount Ve...
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Vesuvius
Who doesn't know the Vesuvius? The volcano is the most famous and most studied in the world, due to its particular seismic characteristics and because it is the most cited in literature, the oldest known evidenced of this are narrated by Plinio il Giovane and Tacito, that nearest to us, narrate...
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Marina di Puolo
Marina di Puolo is situated halfway between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense and its name comes from the Roman Pollio Felice, a distinguished member of a noble family and owner of a villa whose ruins are still visible nearby.
The small village consists mainly of fishermen’s houses and the beach, that ov...
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The Basilica of Sant'Antonino
The Patron Saint of the town of Sorrento is Saint Antonino, who is told to have performed numerous miracles in favour of people from Sorrento. The most famous one is that of the boy swallowed by a whale whilst playing on the beach of Sorrento, who thanks to Saint Antonino, was saved from the venter ...
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Convent of San Francesco
Sorrento is a town which, in addition to the breathtaking panorama on the Gulf of Naples, and scenic beauty, is rich in churches, monuments and museums of historic-artistic interest.
A few steps from the villa comunale of Sorrento lies the complex of the convent of San Francesco of Assisi church co...
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The Correale Museum of Terranova
A charming historic residence, now the seat of one of the most interesting museums in Campania. A witness of cultural flows and national and international influences which crossed Sorrento at the end of the last century.
The Correale Museum of Terranova was established in 1924 by Fondazione Correale...
The Amalfi Coast
Known worldwide for its incomparable beauty, the Amalfi coast south of the peninsula sorrentina, situated on the coast line of the Gulf of Salerno. The towns that are part of it are famous tourist destinations visited every year by thousands of tourists. Among the most popular are: Positano, Amalfi...
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Positano
A town with terraces that descend through narrow alleys, streets and features reaching down to the blue waters of the sea of the Gulf of Salerno.
It is dominated by the urban white palette of its houses clinging to the mountain which along with the colours of nature creates a magical atmosphere, ...
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Ravello "City of music"
The old medieval city, located on a plateau above Maiori and Minori, Ravello boasts a spectacular view over the Gulf of Salerno, in the course of time it has enchanted many artists, including Richard Wagner to whom is de...
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Ischia
Ischia is a volcanic island in the region of Campania. It is the largest of the Phlegrean islands and lies at the northern end of the Gulf of Naples not far from the Procida and Vivara in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is the third most populated Italian island, after Sicily and Sardinia, with a population ...
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