Experience the beauty of Capri, Italy

Capri, Italy is a small island off the coast of the Sorrentine Peninsula and south of the Gulf of Naples. It is also one of the famous tourist destinations in Italy with its pristine beaches and wonderful view of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Capri is located at the Campania region, Province of Naples. The City of Capri is the largest city in the island and is the main center of population.

Like the rest of Italy, Capri is also rich in history. It was believed that the island has been inhabited since the very early times. Evidence of this human settlement was discovered during the Roman era while the foundations of Augustus’s villa were being excavated. Human bones and stone weapons were found. Modern archaeological findings reveal that these evidence date back to the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Traces of Greek presence in the island can be found in the Greek walls close to the Piazetta and the Phonecian Steps that connects the Marina Grande with Anacapri. The exact date of the Greek period, however, can not be determined.

Capri, Italy became a favourite tourist destination for writers, artists, and celebrities in the later half of the 19^th century.

Some of the must-see sights in Capri, Italy are the La Piazetta, Marina Grande, Marina Piccola, Faraglioni Rocks, Via Krupp and the Gardens of Augustus, Tragara, Monte Solaro, Barbarossa Castle, the Blue Grotto, Fortini, Migliera, Cetrella, Punta Carena, Villa San Michelle in Anacapri, The Charterhouse in Capri, Villa Jovis in Capri, and Villa Damecuta in Anacapri.