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The view from the beach is very suggestive with Procida very close and Naples with its coast in the background on the horizon. It is certainly not the best of Ischia

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there are architectural testimonies (aqueduct, ancient underground cellars, ancient farmhouses). It is for a good part an ancient communication route. It is generally easy to walk, provided you have suitable footwear. It requires training due to significant slopes

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very panoramic and suggestive

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The Roman aqueduct i Pilastri divides the municipalities of Ischia and Barano and was built between the 17th and 18th centuries, changing the fate of the island.

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One of the busiest squares on the island, it represents the beginning of the fascinating area of the Pineta di Ischia

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The best times to visit Ischia by bicycle are winter, autumn and spring when the crowds of tourists have not yet filled the island. However, you always need to be careful on the roads because the traffic can be a bit unruly even in the low season, especially on the coastal road.

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The road immersed in the Mediterranean scrub leads to the area called Cretaio, due to its ancient volcanic nature. It is a large promontory overlooking Ischia and Casamicciola, where pine trees, holm oaks and myrtle shrubs create an extraordinary vegetation that has completely covered the ancient volcanic vents called Rotaro I, II, III and IV. From the highest part of the Cretaio you can admire the panorama of the port of Ischia and the Castle half hidden among the pines. Taking a small stone road downhill you will then reach Fondo d'Oglio, a crater approximately 350 m in diameter and 127 m deep.

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Here the remaining 550 meters of the Roman aqueduct built between the 17th and 18th centuries are still clearly visible.

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It needs no introduction, a pearl of the Gulf of Naples which is part of the archipelago of the Flegrean islands. It is one of the symbols of the idea of the Italian "dolce vita", a place that has made many Italians and foreigners fall in love with it.

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Important crossroads in the municipality of Ischia, recently renovated (2020) and enriched with sculptures and a rotunda. It can get quite busy in high season.

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Aqueduct inspired by the Roman ones but built at the end of the 500s and subsequently modified. This infrastructure was necessary to supply drinking water to the inhabitants of the island from the Buceto spring.

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On the panoramic road that connects Serrara to Cuotto, a splendid view of the fishing village of Sant'Angelo and its characteristic islet.

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To provide for the needs of the population it was decided to connect this center, through an aqueduct, with the Buceto spring, located in the homonymous quarry, close to Fiaiano at an altitude of about 420 meters above sea level. The work (about 7200 meters long) was begun between 1571 and 1575 by the governor of Ischia Orazio Tuttavilla (who stopped with the construction of the arches and pillars) and was finished a century later, in 1672, by Monsignor Girolamo Rocca, bishop of Ischia. Today about 550 meters of the aqueduct remain, it connects the Spalatriello, along the plain of the Rio Corbore.

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One of the busiest squares on the island, it represents the beginning of the fascinating area of the pine forest of Ischia and is dominated by the famous Bar Calise, the true temple of taste on the island. The large terrace surrounded by greenery awaits you to enjoy excellent pizzas, first courses and desserts while in the evening you will be enlivened by the pleasant music of the Caffè Concerto.

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At first sight it seems to be an aqueduct dating back to Roman times, in reality it was built by the Knight Orazio Tuttavilla in 1580 to satisfy the water needs of the inhabitants of the island.

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