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Castello Aragonese, Ischia
Castello Aragonese, Ischia, is the oldest continuously inhabited fortress in Italy, with origins dating to 474 BC. Perched on a volcanic rock islet, it connects to the mainland via a 220-meter stone bridge built in the 15th century. The site encompasses a cathedral and 200 rooms, with a recorded 150,000 tourists exploring its tunnels annually.
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