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:: The Church


The exquisitely beautiful high altar which is amongst the major works of art of the sorrentine peninsula, was acquired by the parish priest Giovanbattista Casola in 1845 from the Gerolimini in Naples. It's an important work of the Florentine school of XVI century and a fantastic work of polychrome marble hard shaped stones and mother of pearl, very lively, with light and dark effects made by the famous architect Dionisio Lazzari in 1654.

 

 

 

S.Agata Sui Due Golfi

S.Agata Sui Due Golfi  is a delightful little village in the hills above Sorrento. Its name says everything about the breathtaking views which it enjoys over both the Bays of Naples and Salerno. Apart from the main village centre, there are another seventeen villages which have developed from the ancient hamlets and are still linked by an intricate network of paths, mule tracks and lanes as well as by the main roads. In the village are shops of all types, bars, caffes, and restaurants such as " Don Alfonso" mentioned in the Michelin guide as one of the best in Southern  Italy.  To be visited in the village, the Church (XVI century) has a late Renaissance structure and is famous for its very precious altar, with fine and elaborate inlaid works of mother-of-pearl, lapis-lazuli, malachite and every type of precious marble. The Monastery of " Il Deserto" and its famous belvedere above the Gulfs of Naples and Salerno made this site one of the most celebrated in the Campania region. Not to be missed is a visit to the old fishing village of Nerano ( 7 km), that has become a pleasant beach resort, without spoiling the original atmosphere. Many of the villas and appartments to be found on our VILLA RENTAL page, are situated in the countryside around Sant'Agata.