Ischia , Italy

Ischia is a volcanic island located in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is situated at the northernmost point of the Gulf of Naples. It is the largest among the Phlegrean Islands. The primary industry here is tourism, with a focus on thermal spas that primarily serve European (particularly German) and Asian tourists who are keen to experience the benefits of the island's natural volcanic activity, its hot springs, and its volcanic mud. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • Villa La Colombaia. • Luchino Visconti. • Giardini Ravino. This is a Botanical Garden that boasts one of the most extensive collections of cacti and succulents grown outdoors in Europe. • The Castle. • Guevara Tower • Thermal Springs. The thermal springs of Ischia have been famous since ancient times and have been studied by numerous Italian and foreign scientists for their therapeutic properties. The thermal waters are not only used in baths and thermal gardens, but they can also be found in small springs on some beaches and streams of spouting that feature hot water rushing into the sea as well as steam spouts with gases rushing from cracks in the ground.