The Bagni Internazionali is perhaps Capri’s most popular beache, set in view...

The Bagni Tiberio, on the island of Capri, can be found at...

This Cerio Museum in Capri has a collection of books and journals...

The 14th Century charterhouse of San Giacomo was built by order of...

The church of Sant’Andrea can be found in the Marina Piccola area....

The Church of Santissimo Salvatore is located close to the Piazzetta of...

Until 1595, the church of St Anna was Capri’s parish church. The...

Also known as Maria della Libera, the church of St Costanzo is...

The Church of the Cross, was built some time between the 12th...

The Faraglioni are three rocks which rise from the sea on the...

The Gardens of Augustus were custom-made in the 1930s by a German...

The German Evangelical Church on the island of Capri was commissioned by...

The Grotta di Matromània is located on the south-eastern side of the...

This fabulous 2-hour round boat trip of the island of Capri starts...

Located to the left of the Piazzale Vittoria and continuing along Via...

The popular Marina Piccolo area lies to the south of the island...

The Natural Arch is believed to have been formed from a cave...

The Palazzo a Mare in Capri was a particular favourite residence of...

The Passetiello Path on Capri is a popular walking route being immersed...

The Piazzetta of Capri, otherwise known as Piazza Umberto I, was the...

The church of Santa Stefano was built in the 17th Century. It...

The Scala Fenicia is a series of steps built by the first...

The small church of St Maria del Soccorso can be found close...

Tragara is an attractive and scenic area of Capri which leads to...

This road, the Via Krupp, was the idea of the German steel...

The Villa Jovis is perhaps Capri’s best preserved Roman villa. It was...

Built in 1905 in a Neo-classical style, the Villa Lysis is situated...

The Villa Malaparte sits on a rock, in front of the Faraglioni....