The funicular station in Piazza Armando Diaz, built in 1907
On the right, the Clock Tower in Piazza Umberto I, with the colonnade of Piazza Diaz in the background
The clock on the tower in Piazza Umberto I, with its majolica dial and Roman numerals
La Piazzetta, with the 18th-century Clock Tower on the left
The Clock Tower, the bell tower of the former Cathedral of St Stephen in Piazza Umberto I
Piazza Umberto I (known as the Piazzetta), the island’s social hub
The town hall, dating from the 18th century, in the small square (Piazza Umberto I)
The town hall, the parasols outside the cafés and, in the centre, the Tod’s boutique in Piazza Umberto I (the Piazzetta)
La Piazzetta in Capri and the parasols of the four bars: Al Piccolo Bar, Bar Gran Caffè, Bar Caso and Bar Tiberio
The small terrace at “Al Piccolo Bar”, in Piazza Umberto I (also known as the Piazzetta)
The parasols and wicker chairs at the bars in the little square
A greengrocer on Via Madre Serafina
The restaurant “La Cisterna”, situated under a portico on Via Madre Serafina
The interior of the “Da Gemma” restaurant on Via Madre Serafina, covered in old photographs
Some houses on Capri nestled amongst the greenery
A house with a veranda, as seen from Via Castello
On the left, the arch decorated with flowers and the wrought-iron front door of a small villa in Via Castello
The gate and terrace of a villa in Via Castello
Panoramic view of the town of Capri from the Belvedere Cannone
The Rock of the Sirens as seen from the Belvedere Cannone
The Pennaulo Marina (Marina Piccola) coastline as seen from the Belvedere Cannone
On the right is Mount Solaro, which ends on the left with Punta di Mulo and Punta di Terita (in the background on the left), as seen from the Belvedere Cannone
The outer walls of a villa in Via Castello
The arched window of a villa in Via Castello
On the right, a vase in Via Madre Serafina
A terrace on Via Madre Serafina, full of empty pots and planters
The First World War (MCMXV – MCMXVIII) war memorial, situated next to the Clock Tower in Piazza Umberto I
The former Cathedral of St Stephen in Piazza Umberto I (Piazzetta), designed by Antonio Picchiatti and built in 1685
The dome of the former Cathedral of St Stephen in Piazza Umberto I (Piazzetta)
The façade of the former Cathedral of St Stephen, in the Baroque style, designed by Marziale Desiderio, in Via Padre Serafino Cimino
The central nave of the former St Stephen’s Cathedral, with the pipe organ in the background
The marble high altar of the former Cathedral of St Stephen
The statue of Saint Monica, now defunct, in the former Cathedral of Saint Stephen
One of the Arcucci family tombs, in the former Cathedral of St Stephen
Detail of a tomb belonging to the Arcucci family, in the former Cathedral of Santo Stefano
Palazzo Cerio, situated in the square of the same name, is home to the Capri library founded by Ignazio Cerio
Building with a terrace on Via Vittorio Emanuele III
Via Camerelle, the island’s shopping centre
The elegant shopping street of Via Camerelle, lined with luxury boutiques
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Fotografie di Leonardo Bellotti
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