The via Madre Serafina , which is nearly completely covered, is a great place to see Capri's secret and intimate side!

From this belvedere, you have a magnificent view over the spiky, fantastically shaped rocks of Faraglioni, sculpted by the waves.

The emperor Tiberius stayed here during the last ten years of his reign. Excavations have unearthed servants' lodgings, water tanks that supplied the baths and the imperial apartments with their loggia dominating the sea. From the esplanade (site o..

This tiny operetta square is situated in the centre of town where half the population of Capri sits out on the terraces for their aperitifs to watch the other half traipse up and down the white narrow streets such as via Le Botteghe where boutiques..

Located in front of the Charterhouse, the gardens offer a beautiful view over Tragara point, which is extended by the Faraglioni isles. Lower down, the via Krupp runs down with great tortuosity to the Marina Piccola .

Marina Piccola is situated at the bottom of Mount Solaro's vertical cliff face and at the bottom of Capri town, which the steep road, the Via Krupp runs between. It gives shelter to fishing boats and boasts some rather nice beaches!

A long and pleasant walk on a path bordered by walls and villas will take you to this magic place. Hanging above the turquoise sea, this is a natural rock with a gigantic arch cut into it. The landscape is magnificent. You will find the entrance to t..

From the 14C, this Charterhouse has two cloisters, the smallest of which accommodates Roman statues found in a nymph of the Blue Grotto.