Italy... 5 places not to be missed on the island of Ischia

Weather of Arabia - Ischia or Ischia , is an island of volcanic origins in the Italian region of Campania, at the northern end of the Gulf of Naples. The island can be easily reached by ferries from the city of Naples. It is characterized by its sandy beaches and blue sea, and is also famous for its natural thermal springs and spa complexes surrounding it. .

Surgeto Bay

This bay enjoys its hot springs from under the ground, which crosses into the sea water through the rocky cliffs, creating natural swimming pools and baths of different sizes and temperatures. You can choose boiling water, warm or cold, as in the best health resorts, but free of charge throughout the year.

Scorso chapel in Forio d'Ischia

One of the favorite photographic subjects of tourists visiting Ischia is the White Church in Scorso. It is a small church but with extraordinary charm. It is situated on a portico overlooking the sea and has long been considered a beacon for sailors.

Aragonese castle

This island is connected by an old bridge dating back to a long period of time. The Greeks used it to enter this island as a fortress to defend Ischia, then Alfonso of Aragon in 1441 converted it into a fortified castle. Instead of an elevator, you can choose to reach the top through the tunnel between the rocks. And you will notice the ventilation holes in the ceiling, which are designed to shoot boiling oil and stones against enemies.

Nitrode thermal springs

The Romans were the first to discover the exceptional healing qualities of Nitrode water, and built a shrine under the protection of the nymphs Nitrodis and Apollo, but is it really so useful? You can drink it.

Thermal spring parks

There are many parks in Ischia scattered throughout the island, which is an opportunity for recreation and relaxation, perhaps the most famous of which is the Poseidon Gardens Spa, in addition to the gardens of Aphrodite, Eden Tropical, Terme de Castiglione, Pagnitello, Negombo and Kavascura.