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UWS Sorrento 2013 Visit Leaflet.Pub Upper Wharfedale School Humanities Department Bay of Naples Trip 2013 Including Pompeii, Vesuvius, Capri, Amalfi and Sorrento History - Geography - Art - Religious Studies - Travel and Tourism Science - Performing Arts - MFL - Music Bay of Naples Itinerary © eurom © eurom Cathedral Bell Tower in Sorrento View of Vesuvius from Sorrento Introduction In October 2013 students from Upper Wharfedale School will have another opportunity to visit the beautiful Bay of Naples in Italy as part of an educational visit organised by the Humanities Department. The visit is cross curricular and is aimed at students in years 9 -11 who are studying in the following areas: geography, travel and tourism, history and art. However, students who would like the opportunity to learn about Italy’s history, geography, art and culture are more than welcome to apply for a place. The visit will provide students with a rich “hands on” learning experience of history, geography, art and architecture which could never be replicated in the classroom. Our students will be able experience life in an ancient Roman town, see the islands of mythical legends, enjoy the regional culture and traditions, travel through diverse and beautiful landscapes including the island of Capri. Day One From Naples airport to a local trattoria for lunch before visiting Vesuvius where, under supervision of a specialist guide, students will walk up to a viewing area at the crater’s edge. This vantage point will also provide panoramic views across the Bay of Naples towards Capri and Sorrento. In the evening there will be a guided tour of Sorrento’s historic centre. © eurom Mount Vesuvius Villa Jovis in Capri Day Two After breakfast the coach drives to Pompeii for a guided tour of this world famous archaeological site to see how people lived in 79 AD at the time Mount Vesuvius erupted and engulfed Pompeii. This is followed by visits to Amalfi and Ravello on the Amalfi coast with superb views, including Il Galli rocks where the mythological Sirens lived according to legendary story of Odysseus. Students will be able to experience local 'culture' by ordering and eating in a typical Italian trattoria. In the evening the students will visit a traditional Gelateria in Sorrento for an ice-cream making class. Day Three A ferry across the Bay of Naples takes the students to the island of Capri where a day of exploration will include guided visits to Villa Jovis, built by emperor Tiberius and completed in AD 27, and the Axel Munthe Museum. The towns of Capri and Anacapri will also be visited and lunch provided at a local trattoria. In the evening there will be free time in Sorrento for souvenir shopping and an option to attend the Sorrento Musical with its traditional Neapolitan songs, dances and folklore. Day Fou r After breakfast the students are taken by coach to Naples airport. Accommodation and general information The Tourist Hotel in Sorrento Hotel’s restaurant The three star Tourist Hotel is located about 500 metres from the heart of Sorrento and offers a very comfortable environment including a typical Sorrento citrus garden. Sorrento in the region of Campania Sorrento and main places of interest Sorrento is located in the southern region of Campania 54 km south of Naples and central to many historical locations as well as national parks and reserves including Vesuvius, Amalfi Coast and Marina di Punta Campanella. © 2013 Eurom Limited .
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