Piazza Torquato Tasso

Tasso Square, located in the heart of Sorrento, Naples, is the most lively square in the local area. The square is not big. In the center, there is a bronze statue of Sorrento's proud famous poet Tasso. The square is surrounded by traditional Naples houses. It is quite a small square.

This is the center of the town, chic and elegant, surrounded by various small shops, running some classic characteristics of Nanyi, it is worth visiting.

Piazza Tasso is the central square in the southern Italian city of Sorrento, named after the poet Torquato Tasso.

Coming to Tasso Square, the city center of Sulianto, it is also the hometown of Tasso (Torquato Tasso), the last great poet in the Renaissance. His representative work is "Liberated Jerusalem", which depicts the first Crusade leader Buryani's capture of Jerusalem from 1096 to 1099. Goethe wrote drama for the poet, and Lister wrote a famous symphony poem in 1849. Now in the Tranoba Museum, there are relics of Tasso, archaeological items, etc., and the central square of Sulianto is also named after Tasso. The statue of Tasso is erected in the middle of the square. It is also the most lively place in the small town of Sulianto. The town is famous for its beaches in summer and summer resorts in winter. The street's trendy coffee shops and the lovely carriages that attract tourists make for a full sense of the holiday atmosphere. The most lively area near Tasso Square, along the right side of the square to the Linhai Villa Comunale Park, overlooking the beach, overlooking Mount Vesuvius, and the beautiful scenery of Procida Island on the left is faintly visible.