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-'''Ischia''' is the largest island in the bay of [[Naples]] and is considered by many to be the most beautiful, (though [[Capri]] is considerably more famous). The island is a 10 km from east to west and 7 km north to south. It has a coastline of 34 km and covers an area of 46.3 sq km. It has a permanent population of approximately 58,000. Up to 6 million tourists (principally from the Italian mainland and Germany) flock to the island for its volcanic thermal spas and as well for its beaches and food.
+'''Ischia''' is the largest island in the bay of [[Naples]] and is considered by many to be the most beautiful, (though [[Capri]] is considerably more famous). The island is 10 km from east to west and 7 km north to south. It has a coastline of 34 km and covers an area of 46.3 sq km. It has a permanent population of approximately 58,000. Up to 6 million tourists (principally from the Italian mainland and Germany) flock to the island for its volcanic thermal spas and as well for its beaches and food.
 [[Image:Castello_Aragonese_Ischia.jpg|thumb|400px|Island of Ischia - Castello Aragonese]]
 ==Cities==
-Several towns are located along the island's coast. The largest city in Ischia is actually (and often confusingly, for tourists) called Ischia. The town of Ischia, however, has two different centers: Ischia Porto and Ischia Ponte. Ischia Porto is the commercial center of the island and is named after the main port. Ischia Ponte ("ponte" meaning "bridge" in Italian) is named for the area surrounding and including the footbridge that was constructed to connect the Castello Aragonese with the island. Besides the town of Ischia, some of the other centers are the following: Lacco Ameno, Casamicciola, Forio, Barano, Sant'Angelo, and the jointed town of Serrara-Fontana.
+Several towns are located along the island's coast. The largest city in Ischia is actually (and often confusingly, for tourists) called Ischia. The town of Ischia, however, has two different centers: Ischia Porto and Ischia Ponte. Ischia Porto is the commercial center of the island and is named after the main port. Ischia Ponte ("ponte" meaning "bridge" in Italian) is named for the area surrounding and including the footbridge that was constructed to connect the Castello Aragonese with the island. Beside the town of Ischia, some of the other centres are Lacco Ameno, Casamicciola, Forio, Barano, Sant'Angelo, and the jointed town of Serrara-Fontana.
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 ==Understand==
-Ischia &mdash; historically called ''Pitecusae'' &mdash; was has been colonized in turn by the Greeks, Syrausansa, Romans, Saracens, Turks, and Aragonese;  all of whom were interested in its excellent strategic position as well as its '''therapeutic hot-spring waters''' and of course its attractive landscape. The result of all this varied history can be seen in the ruins of various outposts, towers, and "''tufa''" rock shelters hidden all over the island.
+Ischia &mdash; historically called ''Pitecusae'' &mdash; has been colonized in turn by the Greeks, Syrausansa, Romans, Saracens, Turks, and Aragonese;  all of whom were interested in its excellent strategic position as well as its '''therapeutic hot-spring waters''' and of course its attractive landscape. The result of all this varied history can be seen in the ruins of various outposts, towers, and "''tufa''" rock shelters hidden all over the island.
 More recently Ischia has become a frequent backdrop for Italian and American movies such as ''“Vacanze ad Ischia”'', ''“Appuntamento ad Ischia”'', and ''"The Talented Mr.Ripley"''.   The island has also been used as a cinematic stand-in for the Island of [[Capri]].

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 ==Sleep==
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 * '''Appartamenti Ischia''' [http://appartamentiadischia.it/]
 Two rooms apartment in the center of Forio d'Ischia, 200 meters by the Harbour and 300 meters by the sea. Perfect location nearby many amenity and attractions as la Chiesa del Soccorso, il Torrione, Thermal Park Poseidon, Botanic Garden la Mortella, the Market, etc.

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 === Caserta Royal Palace===
-'''Reggia di Caserta''' - A huge 18C royal palace and hunting lodge designed by architect Vanvitelli and rivaling Versailles. Magnificent, enormous park with lakes, rivers, statues, fountains and marvellous views.
+'''Reggia di Caserta''' - Arguably the most beautiful Royal Palace in Europe. A huge 18C royal palace and hunting lodge designed by architect and genious Vanvitelli. It beats Versailles almost in every criteria, be it in dimensions, in artistical relevance, in decorations and in park dimensions. Magnificent, enormous park with lakes, rivers, statues, fountains and marvellous views.
 By train from Naples to [[Caserta]] (about 40 minutes journey).

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	Beware of illegal, unauthorized taxis and of anyone who may approach you directly. Authorized taxis are clearly visible at the exit; fixed fares exist for a number of destinations, and must be clearly shown in the cab. Make sure they are before getting on the cab and threaten to call the police ("polizia") should the taxi driver try to push back.		Beware of illegal, unauthorized taxis and of anyone who may approach you directly. Authorized taxis are clearly visible at the exit; fixed fares exist for a number of destinations, and must be clearly shown in the cab. Make sure they are before getting on the cab and threaten to call the police ("polizia") should the taxi driver try to push back.
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		+	As an alternative, to avoid any inconvenience on arrival you can book a private transfer online upfront. There is a couple of companies, which offer this service, such as:
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		+	* [https://easyprivatetaxi.com/book/italy/naples/26 Easy Private Taxi] has Naples Airport to Naples at €38 for a Mercedes E class, €48 for a minivan
		+	* [http://www.airporttransfers.co.uk Airport Transfers] has Naples Airport to Naples at £46.71 for a sedan, £82.02 for a people carrier

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 * '''Appartamenti Ischia''' [http://appartamentiadischia.it/]
 Two rooms apartment in the center of Forio d'Ischia, 200 meters by the Harbour and 300 meters by the sea. Perfect location nearby many amenity and attractions as la Chiesa del Soccorso, il Torrione, Thermal Park Poseidon, Botanic Garden la Mortella, the Market, etc.
 The two rooms apartment was renewed in 2011. It has all the forniture you might need for a perfect vacation as air-conditioning, washmachine, TV, towels and sheets. Very good prices.
+* '''Ischia Hotel Campo''' - http://www.ischiahotelcampo.it - 0039081909331
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 Ischia Hotel Campo - http://www.ischiahotelcampo.it - 0039081909331
 Villa Campo in the elegant  heart of Lacco Ameno has direct access to the town center and the sea promenade through a private drive and is contiguous to thermal spas. It is only about 50m to the sea and 20m to the bus stop. It is a typical mediterranean villa, encircled by lush orange and lemon trees,
 in a garden that offers cosy angles inviting to relaxation and to the sense of nature.
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 There you can also enjoy our little swimming pool. In the evenings you can taste the typical Ischia dishes prepared by the owners personally and served under the arches of the porch.
+* ''Villa Campo''' is in an excellent strategic location: the nearness to the sea, to the waterfront drive, to the Spa establishment Negombo (where our guests benefit of a discount entrance fee), to the San Montano beach, to the walk on the wharf, to  the reef with its mushroom shaped erratic block. Last not least we would like to point out the kindness of the locals, the availability of the fishermen to take you out for a haul and  the southern charm of both the village and the whole island which can easily be explored from Villa Campo as strategic point.
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 Villa Campo is in an excellent strategic location: the nearness to the sea, to the waterfront drive, to the Spa establishment Negombo (where our guests benefit of a discount entrance fee), to the San Montano beach, to the walk on the wharf, to  the reef with its mushroom shaped erratic block. Last not least we would like to point out the kindness of the locals, the availability of the fishermen to take you out for a haul and  the southern charm of both the village and the whole island which can easily be explored from Villa Campo as strategic point.
 *'''RingHostel''' - (Forio) Via Gaetano Morgera n. 72 - Ph. +39 081 987456, or +39 333 698 5656, Fax. +39 081 987492 [http://www.ringghostel.com] - RingHostel is not just a hostel, it's an experience! We are located in an old monastery, where it is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The hostel is 5 minutes by foot from both the buzzing town center of Forio, and also the closest beach. The hostel has free internet for all guests, as well as wireless capabilities for laptops. The common room has a big screen TV with lots of DVDs to rent, comfy couches, common kitchen, instruments to play, and a book exchange. Above it all, there is a comfortable terrace for watching sunsets and making friends. The hostel has one big dorm room, and then smaller rooms that can be single-sex, as well as doubles.
 *'''Case Vacanza Monti''' - [http://www.casevacanzamonti.it] Located in Lacco Ameno, these six apartments are really cheap and friendly-managed. Their owner, Antonietta, is a very nice person and always trying to help. The rents are good and there is a quite near beach (less than 10m), La Spiaggia Del Fungo.
 * '''La Beccacia Ischia''', Via Cava Scialicco (localitá fango), Strada Borbonica, 0, 80075, Forio (NA), Italia
 Coordinate satellitari per navigatori GPS: Lat= 40.740543, Lon= 13.884498. Phone- +39 081994510, EMail- ristorlabeccaccia@libero.it. This wonderful hotel and restaurant provides the perfect surroundings for a peaceful night of sleep, or an enjoyable night out. Your needs are catered to at all times while you visit this familiy run hotel. Each morning you awake to the beautiful sunrise over your breakfast table, and each evening you watch it set as you enjoy perfectly prepaired, traditional Italian food. This rustic, yet modern albergo is perched on the mountain, providing a short drive from, and a breathtaking view of the beach. The Ristorante La Beccacia is a safe environment for children, and a welcoming home for all ages. This hotel completes a perfect vacation to the beautiful island of ischia.
 * '''Pietradonica''', Via San Vito 1, Forio d'Ischia, +39 3460870005.  Old Farm-House of 1700, offers double rooms faced a garden of spices, citrus plantations and banana-trees. The rooms, are furnished with bathrooms, bed-linen, bar fridge, coffee pot and tea-pot, heating and ventilation, colonial furnishing of the nineteenth-century. A common kitchen is located in the garden pavilion.
 *'''Villa Spadara''', Via Calosirto 66, Forio d'Ischia, +39081989584 [http://www.villaspadara.it]. In the nature of a lush limoneto, in the hills of Forio d'Ischia, stands Villa Spadara, an old farmhouse now receiving his guest in a family ambient, with great flower around. Here is a wonderful terrace looking the great sunshine on Forio, here is a relaxing swimming pool with thermal water, here is a great cuisine with local and fresh product, cooked with love following old family tradition. All the rooms are with bathroom and balcony, there is a bar and a lot of green space where walk, relax and live the nature of this incredible island.
 *'''Pensione Mena''' about 1km East of [[Forio]], near Campo Sportivo. We spent 4 nights there. Lovely room (53) overlooking the sea. Cost 35 euros pp B&B (10 EUR extra for half-board). Very welcoming. Small swimming pool. All other guests were Italian. Not much English or German spoken. Very helpful Romanian waitress.

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	*'''Albergo La Prora''', Via Castello 6-8, (email: info@albergolaprora.it) [http://www.albergolaprora.it/]. Situated in the oldest and most characteristic part of town about 100 m from Capri's main square (piazza) this delightful little hotel was built in the early 19th century by a retired naval officer, who built it like the prow of a ship to remind of his nautical past, hence the name. Stunning views of the bay of Naples, its islands and the magnificent Vesuvius can be enjoyed from the terraces and windows, have breakfast looking out over the harbour and the natural beauty of Mt. Solaro, Capri's highest peak. All rooms have bathrooms; Tv; Telephone; safes and Air conditioner. Directions: from the main square go up the church steps, under the arch to Via Madre Serafina, to Via Castello passing through the covered medieval part of the town (about 5 minutes walk).		*'''Albergo La Prora''', Via Castello 6-8, (email: info@albergolaprora.it) [http://www.albergolaprora.it/]. Situated in the oldest and most characteristic part of town about 100 m from Capri's main square (piazza) this delightful little hotel was built in the early 19th century by a retired naval officer, who built it like the prow of a ship to remind of his nautical past, hence the name. Stunning views of the bay of Naples, its islands and the magnificent Vesuvius can be enjoyed from the terraces and windows, have breakfast looking out over the harbour and the natural beauty of Mt. Solaro, Capri's highest peak. All rooms have bathrooms; Tv; Telephone; safes and Air conditioner. Directions: from the main square go up the church steps, under the arch to Via Madre Serafina, to Via Castello passing through the covered medieval part of the town (about 5 minutes walk).
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		+	* '''Hotel Belvedere & Tre Re Capri''' – Via Prov. Marina Grande, 264 - 80073 Capri, Italy [http://www.belvedere-tre-re.com/] Telephone 39 081 8370345 • Fax +39 081 1972377. The Belvedere e Tre Re is a two star hotel of Capri with 14 single, double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms. Each one with the following services: private bath, shower, air conditioning, TV and wi-fi internet connection. Double room: 84 Euros with breakfast included.

	* '''Hotel Casa Caprile Capri''' – Via Follicara 9, [http://www.casacaprilecapri.com/]. Telephone +39 081 837 3948 • Fax +39 081 837 188. Former residence of the Queen of Sweden, today the Casa Caprile is an elegant three star hotel with 20 rooms and 2 suites surrounded by several exotic plants. All the accommodation of this hotel are decorated in the Mediterranean style and offer private bath, mini bar, air condition, TV e telephone. Only some dispose of balcony or terrace.		* '''Hotel Casa Caprile Capri''' – Via Follicara 9, [http://www.casacaprilecapri.com/]. Telephone +39 081 837 3948 • Fax +39 081 837 188. Former residence of the Queen of Sweden, today the Casa Caprile is an elegant three star hotel with 20 rooms and 2 suites surrounded by several exotic plants. All the accommodation of this hotel are decorated in the Mediterranean style and offer private bath, mini bar, air condition, TV e telephone. Only some dispose of balcony or terrace.

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 * On the way from the station to the official entrance loads of shops try to sell stuff for very expensive prices but the food is not outstanding. Drinks, especially the freshly pressed orange and lemon juices, however, are fantastic especially in the heat, though slightly pricey (€ 3.00 for a glass)
 * You can get a very good panino (filled bread roll) from some of the stands. The one at the end near the Porta Marina has fantastic ones.
-* There is a café and restaurant in the excavation area, just north of the Forum. Not surprisingly, this is rather expensive and not particularly good. Nonetheless, it is an OK place to take a break and recuperate, particularly with its air conditioning. If you don't have time for a rest you can grab a €3 ice cream from a service window that faces the street. The restaurant has toilets, seemingly the only ones on the site.
+* There is a café and restaurant in the excavation area, just north of the Forum. Not surprisingly, this is rather expensive and not particularly good. Nonetheless, it is an OK place to take a break and recuperate, particularly with its air conditioning. If you don't have time for a rest you can grab a €3.50 ice cream from a service window that faces the street. The restaurant has toilets, seemingly the only ones on the site.
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	* '''The Streets and squares.''' You could visit Italy's cities, never go in a church, museum or Roman ruin, and still have a great time. Just wander around, keeping your eyes open. Apart from in the northern Po and Adige valleys most of Italy (including the cities) is hilly or mountainous, giving some great views. Look up when walking around to see amazing roof gardens and classical bell towers. In cities such as Rome, note the continued juxtaposition of expensive stores with small workplaces for artisans. Search for interesting food shops and places to get a good ice cream (''gelato''). Above all, just enjoy the atmosphere.		* '''The Streets and squares.''' You could visit Italy's cities, never go in a church, museum or Roman ruin, and still have a great time. Just wander around, keeping your eyes open. Apart from in the northern Po and Adige valleys most of Italy (including the cities) is hilly or mountainous, giving some great views. Look up when walking around to see amazing roof gardens and classical bell towers. In cities such as Rome, note the continued juxtaposition of expensive stores with small workplaces for artisans. Search for interesting food shops and places to get a good ice cream (''gelato''). Above all, just enjoy the atmosphere.
	* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.		* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.
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	* '''The Streets and squares.''' You could visit Italy's cities, never go in a church, museum or Roman ruin, and still have a great time. Just wander around, keeping your eyes open. Apart from in the northern Po and Adige valleys most of Italy (including the cities) is hilly or mountainous, giving some great views. Look up when walking around to see amazing roof gardens and classical bell towers. In cities such as Rome, note the continued juxtaposition of expensive stores with small workplaces for artisans. Search for interesting food shops and places to get a good ice cream (''gelato''). Above all, just enjoy the atmosphere.		* '''The Streets and squares.''' You could visit Italy's cities, never go in a church, museum or Roman ruin, and still have a great time. Just wander around, keeping your eyes open. Apart from in the northern Po and Adige valleys most of Italy (including the cities) is hilly or mountainous, giving some great views. Look up when walking around to see amazing roof gardens and classical bell towers. In cities such as Rome, note the continued juxtaposition of expensive stores with small workplaces for artisans. Search for interesting food shops and places to get a good ice cream (''gelato''). Above all, just enjoy the atmosphere.
	* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.		* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.
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 Italy borders on [[France]], [[Austria]], [[Switzerland]] and [[Slovenia]]. All borders are open (without passport/customs checks), but cars can be stopped behind the border for random checks.
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-With Eurolines [http://www.eurolines.it/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1&lang=en].  There are regular buses between Ljubljana, Slovenian coastal towns and Istria (Croatia) and Trieste (Italy).  These services are cheap and from Trieste onward connections with the rest of Italy are plentiful. There are also a bus that goes from Malmö, Sweden via Denmark, Germany and Switzerland and then goes through the country and then back to Sweden.
+[http://www.eurolines.it/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1&lang=en Eurolines] has are regular buses between Ljubljana, Slovenian coastal towns and Istria (Croatia) and Trieste (Italy).  These services are cheap and from Trieste onward connections with the rest of Italy are plentiful. There's also a bus that goes from [[Malmö]], Sweden via Denmark, Germany and Switzerland to Italy.
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	* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.		* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.

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	* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.		* '''Operas.''' If you are interested in the famous italian Operas[http://www.tourist-attractions-in-italy.com/famous-italian-operas.html], they are on play in various cities: Milan, Verona, Parma, Rome, Venice, Spoleto, Florence, Palermo.

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 Italy is very famous for good food. A must-do in Italy: cooking classes and food touring.  Most cooking classes companies offer many options from fresh pasta making classes to risotto classes or Italian sauces classes or pizza classes. A simple web search for “The Art of Making Pasta Classes” or “Risotto classes” or "Pizza Making Classes" will find them. A helpful and comprehensive website offers a wide range of Cooking Classes and Culinary Experience. [http://isacookinpadua.altervista.org]
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