The legends and traditions of Sorrento, along with its folk rituals and cultural expressions, form a unique folklore that captivates anyone lucky enough to witness it. These vibrant traditions not only stir deep emotions but also enchant all types of spectators. Just think of the warmth and joy experienced while watching a traditional Tarantella dance […]
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The small MAM, Museum of Arts and Professions, was born thanks to the cooperation between Fondazione Sorrento and Sorrento Coast Experience, an association of touristic promotion. It’s a project to increase the value of the ancient professions and the authentic handicrafts of Sorrento Peninsula. It is located in the garden behind Villa Fiorentino, on the
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The time of the year that best “represents” Sorrento and its traditions is certainly Easter Holy Week. In fact, during this time, the Sirens Land becomes the setting of centuries-old traditions to which local people are passionally connected. Starting from Palm Sunday and the symbolic exchange of sugarcoated almonds palms, the most evocative week of
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On 13 June 1558 Sorrento was invaded by Saracen pirates. In addition to having devastated the town, they killed and kidnapped a lot of citizens, inpart released only after paying substantial ransoms. The survivors attributed their release to the patron Saint Antonino. So, as a sign of gratitude, Sorrento people commissioned the creation of a
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