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    Anything to see in sorrento?

    hi all
    is there anything ww2 related to see in or around sorrento?
    cheers
    matt

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    Originally posted by Mat Holloway View Post
    hi all
    is there anything ww2 related to see in or around sorrento?
    cheers
    matt
    I dont think there is much WW2 to see but it is a beautiful place I was there last year

    Nick

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      #3
      Salerno isn't far away, get the relevant After the Battle magazine edition as i did for a guide . A day trip to Monte Cassino is easily doable.

      Otherwise..forget WWII and go for Roman remains, Pompeii and Herculaneum are a must.
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        #4
        Originally posted by Simon Orchard View Post
        Otherwise..forget WWII and go for Roman remains, Pompeii and Herculaneum are a must.
        Yes! - Also the archiological museum at Naples, wich hosts the best relics found at both lost towns.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Simon Orchard View Post
          Salerno isn't far away, get the relevant After the Battle magazine edition as i did for a guide . A day trip to Monte Cassino is easily doable.

          Otherwise..forget WWII and go for Roman remains, Pompeii and Herculaneum are a must.
          Agreed, they are outstanding !!

          Nick

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            #6
            Go to Cassino if you can, otherwise enjoy the other sites of Sorrento.

            -Eric

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              #7
              Thanks everyone for all replies im making a list of must see's now!!
              cheers
              matt

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                #8
                I hope things have changed in the last 10 years but when we visited the archaeological museum in Naples we were disappointed to find the exhibit captions were in Italian only.

                Still well worth a visit as it has some of the most famous Roman exhibits in the world, like the well known Alexander the great mosaic and gladiator helmets.

                If you like your Roman stuff there are also ruins in Sorrento. A day boat trip to Capri is also worth it.
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                  #9
                  A day boat trip to Capri is also worth it. - climb to the top and see the Krumpt castle

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Simon Orchard View Post
                    I hope things have changed in the last 10 years but when we visited the archaeological museum in Naples we were disappointed to find the exhibit captions were in Italian only.

                    Still well worth a visit as it has some of the most famous Roman exhibits in the world, like the well known Alexander the great mosaic and gladiator helmets.
                    I have been there in 2004, and all was well expainend, also you get now the multi-language headsets.

                    Some exibits explain themself, like the "secret erotic room"...

                    The mosaic of Alexander the great was very special to me, as it was on the cover of my latin-school-book ages ago...

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                      #11
                      Yeah the 'secret erotic room' is well worth a look

                      Goes well with a visit to Pompeii's lupanare (brothel)..they really should do some living history displays there
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Simon Orchard View Post
                        Yeah the 'secret erotic room' is well worth a look

                        Goes well with a visit to Pompeii's lupanare (brothel)..they really should do some living history displays there
                        Ha! Ha! We took our teenage kids through the Lupanare brothel...wish we hadnt

                        Nick

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                          #13
                          Camerata,
                          When you are in Sorrento, looking for WWII seems odd, you will find an Fascist Emblems on the Sea Wall, but when there you will ask Why go to Russia?, and it will seem odd that once lots of odd little men in Black Uniforms gave it large there.... I love the place.

                          Enjoy... History, Good Food, Good Wine, Good Beer... Heaven.

                          Even the Organ's of State Terror will enjoy..... most important, mine did.


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                            #14
                            just checking in, it was a great honeymoon and visited a lot of sites.
                            Rome, capri, Monte cassino, pompei, vesuvius and other places.
                            Thanks to all for their help, missed the erotic room though

                            One thing that saddens me though is the desire of people to scratch there name into buildings 2000 yrs old

                            Also if your going to excavate it then cover it over as its just flaking away im not sure how long it will last
                            matt

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