Castello Aragonese

A fortress on a rocky islet connected by a bridge to the settlement of Ischia Ponte. It was originally built in 474 BC, while its present appearance dates from the period of Aragonese rule in the 15th century. Within the walls are churches, a monastery, a former prison, and museum spaces. From the top, a panoramic view stretches over the Gulf of Naples and the surrounding islands.

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🚶 Suggested itinerary: Ischia — must-see for first-time visitors Stops: 4 · ⏱️ 6–7h	🎁 Free with an account
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Entry: Ticket required

Tickets can also be purchased on-site.

The ticket includes access to all areas within the fortress. It is recommended to arrive in the morning to avoid afternoon crowds and heat on the open terraces.

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