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A terracotta amphora at Villa San Michele
White marble sarcophagus
A large terracotta amphora
The headless sculpture of Ares
The pergola at Villa San Michele
Bronze sculpture of Axel Munthe’s face
The pergola at Villa San Michele
Panoramic view of the island of Capri
The blue sea
Tourist boats
The Marina Grande harbour in Capri
The coastline of the island of Capri
A stretch of Capri’s coastline
A Corinthian capital used as a small table
A large clay amphora in the gardens of Villa San Michele
The pergola at Villa San Michele
Entrance to Villa Capodimonte
Remains of a cubiculum in a Roman villa
The interior of a cubicle in Imperial Rome
Two Corinthian capitals
Stone table
The garden at Villa San Michele
The Garden of Villa San Michele
The tree-lined path at Villa San Michele
The chapel at Villa San Michele
The chapel at Villa San Michele
The portico of the Villa San Michele museum
The Egyptian sphinx at Villa San Michele
A stone sphinx
The chapel dedicated to St Michael
Villa San Michele
The Egyptian sphinx at Villa San Michele
The outer walls of Villa San Michele
A clothes shop
Sirenis Perfumery
Sandals from the “Capri Sandals” shop
Via Caposcuro
Via Caposcuro
The Caposcuro climb
Pinocchio

On either side are two mosaics depicting plants, and in the centre is a terracotta amphora (Villa San Michele)

The Garden of Villa San Michele: a white marble sarcophagus

A large terracotta amphora (Villa San Michele)

A headless sculpture set into a wall at Villa San Michele, depicting Ares, the god of war

The pergola, flanked and supported by 37 white columns (Villa San Michele)

Bronze sculpture of Axel Munthe’s face, by the artist Carl Gustaf Ekberg (1997), in the gardens of Villa San Michele

The pergola with a panoramic view of the island (Villa San Michele)

Panoramic view of the island of Capri, with the coast of Punta Campanella in the background on the left

The island’s blue sea and a few boats

Tourist boats and the island’s sea, as seen from the terrace of Villa San Michele

Marina Grande harbour as seen from the terrace of Villa San Michele

View of the island’s coastline from the top of Villa San Michle

A stretch of coastline with villas, surrounded by extensive gardens, as seen from the top of Villa San Michele

A Corinthian capital used as a small table (Villa San Michele)

A large clay amphora in the gardens of Villa San Michele

Detail of the pergola decorated with greenery (Villa San Michele)

Entrance to Villa Capodimonte (Cubiculum), an ancient Roman villa

Remains of a cubiculum from a Roman villa dating from the Augustan–Tiberian period (Villa San Michele)

The interior of a cubicle in Imperial Rome (Villa San Michele)

Two Corinthian capitals in the garden of Villa San Michele

A stone table and two chairs in the garden of Villa San Michele

The vast, lush garden of Villa San Michele

A detail of the evergreen garden at Villa San Michele

The tree-lined path running alongside the garden of Villa San Michele

The entrance and façade of the Chapel (Villa San Michele)

The interior of the chapel, flanked by two medieval wooden statues (Villa San Michele)

The museum’s portico, situated within Villa San Michele

The Egyptian sphinx with the body of a lion and a human head, a basalt sculpture dating from 1000 BC (Villa San Michele)

A travertine stone sphinx (Villa San Michele)

The chapel dedicated to St Michael in the villa of the same name

Villa San Michele, as seen from Via Axel Munthe, situated at an altitude of 327 m

The Egyptian sphinx, carved from granite, which stands above the island’s viewpoint (Villa San Michele)

The outer walls and terrace of Villa San Michele on Viale Axel Munthe

A clothes shop on Traversa Capodimonte

The Sirenis perfumery (antiqua fabrica profumi) on Viale Axel Munthe

Sandals on display at the “Capri Sandals” shop in Via Axel Munthe

On the left are the tables of the Columbus restaurant and bar, and on the right is the MR clothes shop on Via Caposcuro

Below is a souvenir shop and above is the terrace of the Columbus bar and restaurant on Via Caposcuro

On the left, the “2 Pini” holiday complex on Caposcuro Hill

On the left is the puppet Pinocchio and on the right is the Caposcuro climb

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