エオリア諸島周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Right next to the harbor is the Faraglione, a rock shimmering in different colors under which alum was once mined. Next to the Faraglione, stone-gray figures cavort in the "Vasca. The warm sulfur mud is said to have a good healing effect on some skin diseases, but also works wonders for osteoarthritis and joint diseases. The gray muddy bodies always look strange. Bathing in the mud pool used to be free. Since For a few years, the bath has been operated with showers and changing rooms and there is an entrance fee. The hot, foul-smelling mud hole is in operation all year round as a medicinal bath. "Di Fanghi", the island's sulphurous mud hole.

Right next to the harbor is the Faraglione, a rock shimmering in different colors under which alum was once mined. Next to the Faraglione, stone-gray figures cavort in the "Vasca di Fanghi", the island's sulphurous mud hole. The warm sulfur mud is said to have a good healing effect on some skin diseases, but also works wonders for osteoarthritis and joint diseases. The gray muddy bodies definitely look strange. Swimming in the mud pool used to be free. The pool has had showers and changing rooms for a few years now and there is an entrance fee. The hot, foul-smelling mud hole operates as a spa all year round.

After about 45 minutes on foot from Pignataro port you reach the summit of Monte Rosa (why Monte Mazzuni?). The church up there (Chiesa dell'Esaltazione della Santa Croce) is no longer well preserved, the vegetation around it has now taken over. But the view is worth the trip.

Best at sunset

Impressive scenes at the fire ramp can only be seen at dusk

A wonderful panoramic point where you can enjoy a wonderful 360 degree view.

Mount Mazzuni offers a magnificent view capable of leaving you in suspense.

This volcano is located on the island of Vulcano, in the province of Messina. It is still active although it has not erupted for a very long time.