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This 11th-century abbey is notable for its paintings by pupils of Luca Giordano.
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Below the 19th-century church lies an area where you can see remains of a 4th-century Christian basilica.
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In the 16th century poetess Vittoria Colonna held court here, making Ischia the cultural centre of the Mediterranean. Part of the ruin is now a hotel.
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This 14th-century monastery features North African-style vaults forming a series of little domes. It now houses the town’s library.
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In this 18th-century villa, archaeological finds include a 4th-century BC Greek original of Artemis on a Deer.
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Finds from this Roman town, now inside the town hall, consist of pottery, figurines and tools.
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This museum boasts finds from all over the peninsula, including pottery and weapons.
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Very much in ruins, this Roman imperial palace’s main attraction now lies in its stunning position.
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In this aristocratic villa the fresco style dates from the 1st century AD. The antiquarium displays artifacts excavated here and at two sites nearby.
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This villa contains ancient marbles and furnishings from the 17th to 19th centuries.
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