Welcome to the Land of the Sirens also known as the "homeland of lemons". The Sorrento Peninsula is a magical land where art, culture, history and traditions come together to create an unparalleled setting, where everything will enchant you like the majestic terraces of olive groves, lemon trees, vines immersed in the green hills of Sorrento. Absolutely to visit are the historical center of Sorrento, the seaside village of Marina Grande, the municipal villa from which to admire the splendid panoramic view of the Gulf of Naples, the Church of San Francesco d'Assisi with the famous Cloister, the Correale Museum of Terranova where collections of Greek and Roman artifacts are exhibited, the shopping street full of local artisan shops and much more.

The Amalfi Coast, protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site, is one of the most popular tourist destinations for tourists who want to get in touch with nature and unique landscapes. Some of the most famous places are Amalfi, Positano and Ravello. The marvelous beaches characteristic of the city of Amalfi have the peculiarity of being able to be reached only through long stairways or by sea and the most famous monument is the majestic Cathedral of Sant'Andrea. Ravello, the city of music, is known not only for the charm of its architecture, but also for its beautiful and panoramic villas, Villa Rufolo with its beautiful gardens and Villa Cimbrone with the Terrazza dell'Infinito overlooking the sea from which to admire a unique landscape.

Positano is a city full of breathtaking landscapes, able to charm any tourist with its colors and scents. From the terraced gardens, to the lemon pergolas and to the colorful bougainvillea spots, Positano is characterized by the alternation on the coast of inlets immersed in greenery, and by the multiplicity of dwellings that seem to cling to the rocks of the mountains that rise halfway between the sea and the sky. The maritime heart of Positano is the famous Grande Beach which stretches for 300 meters and is also one of the beaches most frequented by artists, actors and famous personalities. More reserved but equally fascinating is the Fornillo beach which can be reached via a path that starts from the Grande Beach. A must see is also the village center full of restaurants, bars and souvenir shops and local handicrafts.

The metropolitan city of Naples extends from the Sorrento Peninsula to the volcanic area of ​​the Phlegraean Fields and is one of the Italian cities most appreciated by tourists, who after visiting its beauties would no longer want to leave. Naples is a city that boasts an exceptional artistic, historical and cultural heritage and owes its fame also to the charm of the historic center included in 1995 in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Symbol of the city is the majestic Vesuvius famous for the tremendous eruption that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum in 1979. Absolutely to visit are the Church of the Gesù Nuovo, the Basilica of San Domenico Maggiore, San Gregorio Armeno, Castel Sant’Elmo, Castello dell'Ovo, the Maschio Angioino, Piazza del plebiscito, the Galleria Umberto and much more.

Rome the capital of Italy, the eternal city is one of the most sought after tourist destinations, a city of a thousand faces, full of charm and famous throughout the world. The main points of interest are: the Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, the Imperial Forums, the Domus Aurea, the Circus Maximus, Via del Corso, Pizza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Capitoline Hill, the Capitoline Museums, the Pantheon, the Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums and many other wonders that make it a unique city in style and millennial history.