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Zigzagging all the way up from Marina Piccolo to the Gardens of Augustus is the switchback footpath of Via Krupp, built in 1900-'02 by German industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp.
Zigzagging all the way up from Marina Piccolo to the Gardens of Augustus is the switchback footpath of Via Krupp, built in 1900-'02 by German industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp. The paved path ascends 100 metres vertically, and offers incredible views over the Tyrrhenian.
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Via Krupp, 80073 Capri NA, Italy
Laid out by industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp in the 20th century, the Gardens of Augustus or Giardini di Augusto are a series of terraced botanical gardens on Fondo Certosa overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, offering panoramic views of Capri
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The Certosa (Charterhouse) of San Giacomo is a Carthusian monastery that stands as one of the oldest structures on Capri, built in 1371 by Giacomo Arcucci
Piazza Umberto I, better known as La Piazzetta, is a small square in the heart of Capri surrounded by cozy cafes that draw hordes of tourists
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The Grotto di Matromania, named after the Roman goddess Cybele who was known as Magna Mater, lies hidden on the slope of Mount Tuoro in southeast Capri
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The Natural Arch is a 12 metre high arch suspended 18 metres above ground, standing as the ruins of a collapsed Paleolithic cave
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Grotta Bianca or White Grotto is a sea cave near the Punta della Chiavioa in Capri, named for the white calcareous formations framing its walls and the white stalactites hanging from the roof
