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SORRENTO |
A charming town located a top dramatic steep cliffs,
Sorrento offers a stunning view of the Bay of
Naples. This is the land of the mythical Mermaids,
whose sweet, irresistible singing tempted Ulysses
and his crew in the Odyssey. This is the place
where the Roman emperors liked to spend their
summer vacations and where they built their seaside
villas. Augustus, Agrippa had magnificent residences
in this area. Sorrento is also very popular because
it is a launching point to other prominent sites.
The Capri Island is only about 5 km away and can
be easily accessed from Marina Piccola Harbour
by Ferry or Hydrofoil. The Island of Ischia and
Procida can be seen on clear days, and can also
be reached quickly by boat. Pompeii and Herculaneum
can be reached by rail in about thirty minutes
and Naples is about one hour away.
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PIANO
DI SORRENTO |
Piano di Sorrento is a busy town which harmoniously
blends its seafaring vocation with its rural
identity and its role as a major shopping centre
of Sorrento Peninsula.. The hill rising up behind
the town is traversed by narrow roads flanked
by high walls that surround centuries-old orange
and lemon gardens.
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MASSALUBRENSE |
The enchanting little town of Massa Lubrense,
is situated on the very tip of the Peninsula
looking out to the Isle of Capri. It is a genuine
oasis with numerous footpaths linking up ancient
farm houses and archaeological sites fitting
into the Mediterranean landscape which offer
superb views out to sea and down on to enchanting
little coves. The ancient Greeks were so enchanted
that they imagined this was the home of the
Sirens, whose with their sweet song bewitched
Ulysses.
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POSITANO |
Positano is the pearl of the Amalfi Coast.
Small pastel houses hang almost miraculously
from steep hills dropping vertically into the
sea. Bright purple and red bursts of bougainvillea
bushes contrast with the white and pastel colours
of the buildings. The Cathedral of Santa Maria
Assunta with its majolica can be seen from everywhere.
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AMALFI |
Amalfi was once a seafaring Republic, rivalling
Genoa, Venice and Pisa, from the ninth to the
eleventh centuries. Amalfi is an internationally
known tourist town thanks to its natural beauties
and its mild climate. Amalfi gives the name
to the whole coast. The most important monument
in Amalfi is the Cathedral dedicated to Saint
Andrew, with the great staircase made of 57
steps, the dreamed destination of all the lovers
of the world.
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RAVELLO |
A flowering garden…the pretty town of
Ravello offers spectacular panoramas with flowers
and greenery at every corner. The overall effect
is one of incomparable beauty. Dominating the
main square is its white marble Duomo or Cathedral
finished in the 12th century. Of the various
Amalfi Coast towns, Ravello offers the most
privacy and intimacy for weddings
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MINORI |
The views of the Mediterranean from the hills
above the bay are spectacular, and the sunsets
over the sea are indescribable. Romantic ancient
watchtowers stand guard along the coast. On
the hills surrounding the harbour are many stunning
Villas and ancient castles, many of which are
available as wedding sites.
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CAPRI |
Due to the pleasant climate and its enchanting
beauty, Capri has always represented the “Island
of Dreams”. Capri, a paradise in miniature,
full of enchanting spots: from the beauty of
its shoreline, the undeniable appeal of its
unique rock formations to the caves so magically
illuminated by the reflection of water and light
and its world famous “Faraglioni Rocks”.
Capri it’s a paradise for your Wedding
in Italy!
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TUSCANY |
Florence, Siena,
Pisa, Lucca,
Chianti, Arezzo
and every small village and medieval town in
between. Tuscany is renowned throughout the
world for its art, history, beautiful landscapes,
and more importantly, its villas. An area frozen
in time, a pleasure to explore: from the vineyards
of Chianti to the cool breezy seaside towns,
explore the wonder of ancient thermal baths
and 15th century monasteries with gastronomically
delights that will tantalize your taste buds!
Lose yourself in Tuscany, and we dare you not
to fantasize about living here. Let us help
you make your dream a reality!
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SICILY |
Sicily is well known as a region of art: many
poets and writers were born here, starting from
the Sicilian School in the early 13th century,
which inspired much subsequent Italian poetry
and created the first Italian standard. The
most famous, however, are Luigi Pirandello,
Giovanni Verga, Salvatore Quasimodo. Other Sicilian
artists include the composers Alessandro Scarlatti
(from Trapani or Palermo) and Vincenzo Bellini.
Noto, Ragusa and particularly Acireale
contain some of Italy's best examples of Baroque
architecture, carved in the local red sandstone.
Caltagirone is renowned for
its decorative ceramics-Palermo
is also a major center of Italian opera. Its
Teatro Massimo is the largest opera house in
Italy and the third largest in the world, seating
1,400.
Sicily is also home to two prominent folk art
traditions, both of which draw heavily on the
island's Norman influence. A Sicilian wood cart,
or Carretto Siciliano, is painted with intricate
decorations of scenes from the Norman romantic
poems, such as The Song of Roland. The same
tales are told in traditional puppet theatres
which feature hand-made wooden marionettes,
especially in Acireale, the capital of Sicilian
puppets.
One of the most romantic places for Weddings
in Sicily is Taormina.
Since the end of the nineteenth century Taormina
has become a world famous international resort
whose visitors are, time and time again, enraptured
by its charming atmosphere, its natural unspoilt
beauty, its all-year-round mild climate, its
preservation of local culture and ancient history,
the friendly attitudine of its citizens and
its perfect modern organization of touristic
services.
