A must visit if you're coming to Ischia! The gardens are so beautiful with a wide array of plants. There's so much to look at and almost every plant had a name tag or a QR code explaining more about the plant. It was lovely to learn about the history behind the gardens in the small museum. We visited the cafe there and tried a delicious cake, a coffee and a tea for a reasonable price. It's laid out in such a lovely way and you can take it at your own pace. We personally spent an afternoon here and left as it was closing which allowed us to see a gorgeous view from the top.

This place you must visit when you come to Ischia. There was a wedding ceremony when I went to this church. The church is on the cliff, so beautiful and magical. Many people dream to have a wedding here. The church is on the cliff makes the view priceless.

One of the best beaches on the island! We used the free beach side, and helped ourselves to the nearby café for quick snacks and toilet. No showers. But one of the most beautiful sunset you’ll ever see! Also very clean water, ideal for snorkelling.

This place is incredible! This family has created an exquisite masterpiece. I’m from Texas and I’ve never seen anything like this place. The cactus cocktail is really good. You can order it with or without alcohol (virgin cocktail)

30 euros for two loungers and an umbrella all day. Lovely quiet beach at the end of the strip, no through traffic, nice beach bar with very pleasant food. Showers swallow your coins so don't bother but everything else was spot on.

The location is extremely underrated! We absolutely loved both the beach and the restaurant (amazing calzone and Salat options for veggies), where as the hotel was nice. Teresa and Mario were both super helpful and forthcoming and we generally enjoyed how simple and laidback it was. The rooms were OK (bright lightning, not super cozy) with high quality bathrooms, but everything else definitely made up for the room being just "ok". We spend most of our time at the beach (lots of young people, good music and nice waves) and might definitely come back. The pool of the hotel is a tiny jaccuzi style hot top, so if you are expecting a resort style offering, maybe pick something else.

Perfect little beach. Parking spots right on the edge, and plenty of nice sand to choose a spot from. The water is quite shallow up until the rocks, so also perfect for children.

(Translated by Google) Really a nice place.. (Original) Davvero un bel posto..

(Translated by Google) Place of worship with many religious initiatives throughout the year, the parish priest is a delightful person attentive to everything (Original) Luogo di culto con tante iniziative religiose in tutto l'anno il parroco è una persona deliziosa attento a tutto

Nice beach, good folks, pretty crowded

Wonderful place very windy road to get there but well worth it once there. Also the view to die for.

(Translated by Google) Simple but very beautiful church, shame about the majolica floor which has become ruined over the years. Above the entrance is a suggestive balcony for the choir or organ. In the adjoining room there is a very beautiful Neapolitan nativity scene. (Original) Chiesa semplice ma molto bella , peccato per il pavimento in maiolica che negli anni si é rovinato. Sopra l'entrata una suggestiva balconata per il coro o l'organo. Nella stanza attigua é allestito un presepe napoletano molto bello.

It is a place worth visiting!

(Translated by Google) Don Cristian exceptional parish priest in possession of the gift of speech but without being opinionated, despite his great ecclesiastical culture. (Original) Don Cristian parroco eccezionale in possesso del dono della parola ma senza essere supponente, malgrado la sua grande cultura ecclesiastica.

This place you must visit when you come to Ischia. There was a wedding ceremony when I went to this church. The church is on the cliff, so beautiful and magical. Many people dream to have a wedding here. The church is on the cliff makes the view priceless.

(Translated by Google) The Torrione rises in the street of the same name, was built at the expense of the university at the beginning of the 16th century, and served as a watchtower and defense. It was equipped with several cannons, one of which remained there until 1787 used to fire blanks on the days of major religious holidays. At the end of the last century the Municipality donated it to the Foriano sculptor Giovanni Maltese (1852-1913) who adapted it as his home and studio.Today it houses the Civic Museum dedicated to the sculptor. There are exhibited the works that the sculptor had with him at the time of his death. The English painter wife Fayrer Fanny Jane (Cumberwell 1851 Forio 1926), donated the Torrione to the town of Forio before dying. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------------- Lice by the Maltese author Giovanni Fisherman, peasant, bourgeois of the Maltese author Giovanni Shipwreck of Agrippina by the Maltese author Giovanni Shipwrecked by the Maltese author Giovanni Elderly woman of the Maltese author Giovanni Woman with earrings by the Maltese author Giovanni Young woman of the people of the Maltese author Giovanni Forian fisherman of the Maltese author Giovanni Man with a pipe by the Maltese author Giovanni DRAWINGS Self-portraits of the Maltese author Giovanni Portrait of Jane Fanny Fayrer by the Maltese author Giovanni Young ephebe of the Maltese author Giovanni (Original) Il Torrione sorge nell’omonima via, fu costruito a spese dell’università all’inizio del sec.XVI, ha svolto le funzioni di torre di avvistamento e di difesa. Era fornito di diversi cannoni uno dei quali vi rimase fino al 1787 usato per sparare a salve nei giorni delle maggiori festività religiose. Alla fine del secolo scorso il Comune lo donò allo scultore foriano Giovanni Maltese (1852-1913) che lo adattò a sua dimora e studio.Oggi è sede del Museo Civico dedicato allo scultore. Vi sono esposte le opere che lo scultore aveva con sé al momento della morte. La moglie pittrice inglese Fayrer Fanny Jane (Cumberwell 1851 Forio 1926), donò, il Torrione, al comune di Forio prima di morire. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pidocchiosi dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Pescatore, contadino, borghese dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Naufragio di Agrippina dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Naufrago dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Donna anziana dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Donna con orecchini dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Giovane donna del popolo dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Pescatore foriano dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Uomo con la pipa dell' autore Maltese Giovanni DISEGNI Autoritratti dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Ritratto di Jane Fanny Fayrer dell' autore Maltese Giovanni Giovane efebo dell' autore Maltese Giovanni