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On the left is the Loro Piana boutique on Via Camerelle

On the left, the Paola Frani Boutique and the entrance steps to Villa Pompeiana on Via Camerelle

The shop window of the Blumarine boutique on Via Camerelle

The “Ai Faraglioni” restaurant on Via Camerelle, with tables covered in bamboo curtains

On the right is the “Dsquared2” clothes shop on Via Camerelle, and in the background on the right is the “Ai Faraglioni” restaurant

On the right, the entrance column of Villa Pompeiana; on the left, an oleander tree in Via Camerelle

Via Camerelle: the avenue of luxury and prestigious boutiques

The Diomiria Silanos house in Via Ignazio Cerio

The terrace of a villa with flower pots on Via Ignazio Cerio

The large cloister of the Carthusian monastery of San Giacomo, with round arches resting on stone pillars

The curly, triangular spire of the “Clock Tower” at the Carthusian monastery of San Giacomo

The green spaces of the large cloister at the Certosa di San Giacomo

The small cloister of the Carthusian monastery of San Giacomo, with a well in the centre and the ‘Clock Tower’

A luxurious villa situated on Via Certosa

Junction between Via Certosa (left) and Via Ignazio Cerio (right), with a villa and terrace in the centre

A glimpse of the island and its lush vegetation, as seen from Via Matteotti

Via Giacomo Matteotti, with a souvenir shop on the right

The bamboo roof of a kiosk with Sorrento lemons hanging from it in Via Matteotti

The bamboo roof of a soft drinks kiosk in Via Matteotti

The tree-lined, scenic avenue of Via Matteotti

The Gardens of Augustus and his trees

A villa and the tall trees in the Gardens of Augustus

A flower-lined path and the lush vegetation of the Gardens of Augustus, commissioned by the industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp

A villa seen from the Gardens of Augustus

The steep cliff, with its lush vegetation, overlooking Marina Piccola Bay

The sundial built by Prof. Cesare Lucarini (2007), situated on the parapet of the terrace in the Gardens of Augustus

The grooved lines and the obelisk of the sundial situated on the parapet of the terrace in the Gardens of Augustus

Two boats in Marina Piccola Bay

Some boats in the harbour at Marina Piccola

A beach adapted for disabled access on the rocks overlooking Marina Piccola

The scenic route along Via Krupp, commissioned by the German industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp in 1902

A section of Via Krupp, designed by Engineer E. Mayer, as seen from the Gardens of Augustus

On the right is Via Krupp, a road carved into the rock that winds down to Marina Piccola bay

A section of Via Krupp, commissioned by the German industrialist of the same name, leading to Marina Piccola

A rock in the blue sea of Marina Piccola

Punta Ventroso (in the background) and Punta Di Terita overlooking Marina Piccola Bay, as seen from the Gardens of Augustus

A villa built on the steep coastline of Punta di Mulo

The cliffs at Marina di Pennaulo

The crystal-clear green and blue sea and the rocks of Marina Piccola

The crystal-clear sea and the rocks of Marina Piccola, seen from the terrace of the Gardens of Augustus

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