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Amalfi Lemon Tour
1.5-hour tour, €25pp: explanations, lemon cake, lemon sorbet, lemonade and limoncello tasting, shop at the end. Wear comfy shoes — lots of uphill.
Bagni della Regina Giovanna
Stunning clear water; about a 10-minute walk down plus stairs over rocks — wear good shoes and don't forget a swimsuit.
Fiordo di Furore
Totally worth a stop on the Amalfi drive, but it's many stairs down to the beach and parking is tough — hope for a spot on the road or at a restaurant.
Sassi di Matera
Two nights in the old town was exactly right; park outside for €10/day, expect endless slippery stairs (longer step-free routes exist).
1906 Imperatore Pizzeria
Excellent dough and insane tomato sauce; they surprised her with a closed pizza filled with rocket, tomato and burrata.
La Lazzara Trattoria Pizzeria
Her first pizza in Naples — take the margherita and the ravioli in cherry tomato sauce, which she calls perfect.
Palazzo Don Salvatore
Rooms with a freestanding tub and shower facing the sea and a flower-filled balcony; breakfast has a killer view but they charge €10 extra for an egg and €10 for cheese.
Villa Comunale di Sorrento
Clifftop lookout over the beach clubs, piers and the Bay of Naples with Vesuvius across the water.
Chiesa di San Pietro Caveoso
In the evening locals gather on the piazza below the floodlit church — she caught an open-air movie screening there.
Crèmes Bureau - Officine del Gelato
On Via delle Beccherie — the tastiest gelato of the whole trip, a must in Matera.
Fiordo di Furore
Tiny stunning beach with clear water on the Amalfi coast - you walk down stairs to it and parking is a problem.
Più Sud
One of the tastiest pizzas she's had: great dough, yellow tomato sauce, dabs of pesto, several tomato varieties and burrata.
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele
Huge queue and a tiny menu; the margherita is tasty but so thin you eat it with a knife and fork — she says it isn't worth the wait.
Trattoria Stano
On Via Santa Cesarea: the ravioli in tomato sauce with basil is perfect; the local orecchiette dish was just nice.
Amalfi Coast Road (SS163)
Amazing drive worth stopping along, but roads are narrow and scary and locals drive wildly.
Chiesa di Santa Maria di Idris
Another area she recommends reaching — great views over the ancient Sassi.
Friggitoria Fiorenzano
Fried snacks at almost every stand here — she had to try, but warns of heartburn.
Lungomare Caracciolo
Her favorite thing in Naples: walking along the seafront with the bay view toward Vesuvius.
Napoli Centro Suite & SPA
Central spot on via Montecalvario, about ~$125 a night with a very basic breakfast; room is small but quiet and dark in the morning.
Virtù pizza & cucina
Excellent pizza, but they make every diner order their own dish — you can't share.
Palombaro Lungo
€3 per person, very short visit with stairs — not a must, but a nice option on a rainy day.
Spiaggia Grande Amalfi
Beautiful but packed wall-to-wall with loungers and umbrellas.
Al Ruotino
Open during the midday siesta when most places close; the eggplant-and-cheese parmigiana was the best dish, but in Naples pizza is the better bet.
Keiv
Burrata-filled ravioli was perfect and really tasty, but €15 for the dish felt way overpriced.
Marameo Beach Club
Beach club with piers and sunbed platforms below Sorrento's cliffs.
Pasticceria Pansa
Skip the chocolate version of the classic southern-Italian pastry; the blueberry dessert was tasty.
Pizzeria Laezza
Via Speranzella 125 — good pizza but the tables sit right on the road with scooters and cars passing by.
Galleria Umberto I
She says she never waited so badly to leave a place — would have skipped Naples altogether if she'd known.
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