Feast of Saint Constantius
📅 Every year, on 14 May
On 14 May Capri celebrates Saint Constantius, its patron, in the church that carries his name — and it does so before the island enters the summer.
Tiberius ruled the empire from here for a decade: Villa Jovis, on the cliff's edge, is the first of an endless list of reasons why Capri is Capri. The Faraglioni stacks planted in the blue, the Piazzetta — the "world's drawing room" — with its theatre of café tables, Via Krupp switchbacking down sculpted bends to Marina Piccola, the Gardens of Augustus.
The modern myth was built by writers, exiles and dolce-vita stars; boutiques and lemons do the rest. The secret is timing: stay after the last tour boats sail, when the evening returns the island to the Capresi.
Faraglioni and Gardens of Augustus · Villa Jovis · certosa di San Giacomo
Caprese · Pizza Napoletana
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Next up: Feast of Saint Constantius, Friday 14 May
Nearest airport: Napoli Capodichino, 37 km away
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📅 Every year, on 14 May
On 14 May Capri celebrates Saint Constantius, its patron, in the church that carries his name — and it does so before the island enters the summer.
Faraglioni and Gardens of Augustus Three limestone stacks, a blue lizard found nowhere else, and Krupp's cliff terraces on Capri.
Villa Jovis The villa from which Tiberius ruled the Empire: terraced ruins on Capri's cliff, the whole gulf below.
certosa di San Giacomo Capri's oldest monastery: two cloisters, Diefenbach's paintings and Tiberius's villas in a museum. Sliced tomato, mozzarella and basil, the three colours of the flag: caprese takes its name from Capri, but no document fixes its date of birth.
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