Capri

The island where some Roman emperors spent a lot of time, (Augustus and Tiberias) is a beautiful place. It's mountainous terrain makes for complex movement but provides sensational walks and panoramas. You arrive at the port. It has a typical look, lined with restaurants and touristy shops.

From there you take a funicular or taxi up to the town of Capri, the very elegant center of the island. It's a mostly pedestrian area. From the funicular our hotel was a walk of about a half mile on a spectacular walkway, Via Tregara, where only narrow elecrical vehicles carrying luggage or collecting garbage are allowed. Fortunately, they have a system where you give in your luggage right at the port when you arrive and it is delivered to your hotel.
Our first walk was a three hour round trip aerobic "stroll" to Villa Jovis, the ruins of one of Augustus' palaces, set in a spectacular position on top of a mountain. The narrow streets are well maintained but have a lot of up and down.
The central area of the town is an encyclopedia of luxury stores.

The hotel is six stories on a cliff. Fortunately, an elevator takes you down four of those flights.

The view from our terrace was impressive.

You walk everywhere and on those walks you pass interesting gates and gardens

Villa Jovis, the ruins of one of the Roman emperor's villas was a three hour round trip walk.

View from mountain top after chairlift ride

Wonderful tile floor in church

And views galore

Yet another gorgeous view

And fur coats