Capri

Town · Capri, 🇮🇹 Italy

Population 6,804

Area 4 km²

Time zone Europe/Rome

Official website www.cittadicapri.it

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Capri Essentials

This selection highlights Capri’s geological landmarks and Roman heritage. It features the Faraglioni sea stacks and the Arco Naturale, alongside the ruins of Villa Jovis, Emperor Tiberius’s former palace. The list covers the island’s architectural evolution, from the 14th-century Certosa di San Giacomo to the 19th-century Villa San Michele in Anacapri. Visitors can navigate the island via the historic Phoenician Steps or the winding Via Krupp, while exploring the high-end boutiques of Via Camerelle and the social hub of Piazza Umberto I.

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Editor's Choice

Capri’s landscape is defined by dramatic limestone cliffs and the Tyrrhenian Sea. This selection includes the Giardini di Augustus, established by Friedrich Alfred Krupp, and Villa Lysis, a 1905 estate showcasing Neoclassical architecture. Natural landmarks range from the white stalactites of Grotta Bianca to the Roman-era archaeological site at Matromania Cave. Coastal vantage points like Belvedere di Tragara and Belvedere Cannone offer direct views of the Faraglioni rock formations and the switchback pathways of Via Krupp.

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Coastal Views and Beaches

This collection highlights Capri's dramatic limestone topography, spanning from the sea-level grottoes of Grotta Bianca to the high-altitude viewpoints of Belvedere di Tragara and Belvedere Cannone. The selection features the 1905 Art Nouveau architecture of Villa Lysis, the terraced Giardini di Augusto overlooking the switchbacks of Via Krupp, and the natural Grotta di Matromania. It also covers the island's primary swimming areas, including the sheltered bay of Marina Piccola and the pebble shores of Marina Grande.

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