The Certosa di San Giacomo is the loftiest expression of Capri architecture. It is a monastery that was built during the late Middle Ages which today houses a...[More >>]

Tragara is the most famous and best liked walking passage in Capri: along it there are many elegant villas. It ends with a panoramic terrace facing the... [More >>]

The Pizzolungo is a quaint rock shape that stands out among the greenery, taking different aspects according to the point of view: seen from the front it shows...[More >>]

Matermania is the name of the area between the hills of Mount Tuoro and Mount Tiberio, on the east side of Capri island. There are the Natural Arch, an... [More >>]

Capri was chosen as residence by two Roman emperors: Octavian Augustus and his successor Tiberius. They built some particularly charming villas: by tradition,...[More >>]

The Marina Grande (Large Seashore) is the harbor of Capri, located in the bay on north side of the island, in front of Naples and its gulf. Its church,... [More >>]

On the north-western promontory of the island of Capri, there is another Roman imperial villa called Damecuta, name of uncertain provenance that also indicates...[More >>]

The Migliera (or Migliara) is a spectacular lookout, on a sheer drop from the cliff to the sea in the Lighthouse area, on the south-west corner of the island.... [More >>]

The Hermitage of Santa Maria di Cetrella is placed on the rocky slope of Mount Solaro facing Capri, straight over the bay of Marina Piccola. It is reachable...[More >>]