Sorrento Coast

Along one of the most beautiful and evocative parts of the coast of Naples, between Sorrento and Castellammare di Stabia, is Vico Equense, resting on a tufaceous bed, surrounded by nature and overlooking the Gulf of Naples.
The city was founded in the thirteenth century, by Charles II of Anjou, on the remains of the Roman city Aequana, recently discovered, dating back to the seventh century BC The territory is divided into 13 suburban villages  (Frazioni-Casali) covering an area of almost 30 square kilometers.
Interesting places to visit are: Mount Faito, a destination for excursions and picnics; Marina of Aequa, also known as Seiano; Marina of Vico Equense; Campania Mineralogical Museum; the Museum of Sacred Art; the Antiquarian Aequano and the Giusso Castle.
Numerous are the churches in the area, like that of the Annunziata, a rare example of a Gothic church in the Sorrento peninsula.
A ‘must’ are Giginos starred restaurants, where you can sample the famous pizza by the meter.