Naples-Ischia, April 07. Gulf of Naples - Ischia Porto
Naples Ferry Dock (Calata Porta di Massa)
 
Naples ferry terminal located in Porto di Massa,
 between cruise and cargo port. Car ferries to Ischia, Procida, Capri 
leave from here. According to local terminology, these vessels are 
called "La Nave" (ship), unlike "Scaf" (Aliscaf), high-speed boats, 
based on the berths of Beverello on the other side of the Sea station...read more 
Ferry Naples-Ischia from Porta di Massa
 
There are several ways to get to Ischia from Naples. The most famous and
 fastest (and most expensive) - on a high-speed motor ship, it goes 
about an hour and costs about 20 euros. They depart from the docks of 
Molo Beverello, which is located next to the New Fortress. But
 I was in no hurry, so I chose the second option - I went to the island 
by car ferry from the Port di Massa (Calata Porta di Massa)...read more 
Sea Port of Naples (Porto di Napoli)
 
The sea Station is one of the imperial symbols of fascist Italy, built 
in 1936. Architect Cesare Bazani was clearly inspired by the Soviet 
constructivism of the late 20s and early 30s...read more 
Gulf of Naples. Posillipo
 
Now on the right side we can see the coast of the southern outskirts of 
Naples-Posillipo. Here you can pay attention to the yellow villa in the 
neoclassical style, built in 1833 for the Genoese Prince Doria d'angri 
(Villa Doria d'angri) designed by architect Bartolomeo Grasso...read more 
Nisida island (Isola di Nisida)
 
After Cape Posillipo opened island Nisida. About 150 years BC, built the
 Villa of the Roman Consul Lucius Licinius Lucullus. A hundred years 
later, the island was chosen for its residence by the notorious senator 
Marcus Junius Brutus, Caesar's murderer...read more 
Phlegraean fields (Campi Flegrei)
 
From the Nisida island starts a unique geological area called "The 
Phlegraean fields". Due to the fact that the molten bowels are shallow 
from the surface, in the territory of the Phlegraean fields is a large 
number of fumaroles...read more 
Capo Miseno
 
The name of the cape has its roots in ancient mythology, evidence of 
this can be found in Virgil in the Aeneid. Miseno
 was the bugle-player of Aeneas, and it was he who summoned Triton to 
the sound of his trumpet, after which the gods threw him into the sea. 
Misenus ' body was washed ashore, where Aeneas buried it, creating a 
huge stone mound in memory of his heroic comrade...read more 
Phlegraean archipelago. Procida Island
 
This is one of the four islands of the Phlegraean archipelago, which appeared as a result of volcanic processes that took place 35-40 thousand years ago. Geologically, Procida is the remains of the cones of four volcanoes, their calderas form deep semicircular bays...read more 
Off the coast of Ischia
 
Approaching the end of the route. Ischia island-the largest in the 
Phlegraean archipelago, and like all the others, is a product of 
volcanic eruptions. The island stretches for almost 10 kilometers from 
East to West and 7 from North to South, the length of the coastline is 
34 kilometers...read more 
First walk in Ischia Porto. Via Gian Battista Vico
 
Coming out into the open, I realized I did the right thing, turning into
 a dark alley - from there we had a wonderful view of the Strait between
 Ischia and Procida. Perhaps, therefore, the street was called Procidano...read more 
A walk in Ischia Porto. Rural idyll
 
After walking quite a bit, I found myself in a typical countryside - 
along the road went low stone fences, behind which stretched 
well-groomed beds...read more 
Ischia Porto. Peculiarities of the national architecture
 
Typical of Ischia, is a low-rise apartment building. Again, each 
apartment has a separate entrance and a garden courtyard. With some 
stretch it can be defined as townhouse...read more 
Walk in Ischia Porto. Villa de Luca
 
After passing another intersection, I went to Via Leonardo Mazzella, one of the main highways Ischia Porto...read more 
Church Of The Good Shepherd Jesus (Chiesa Gesù Buon Pastore), Ischia Porto
 
Completing a walk through the via Leonardo Mazzella, in the area of 
Villa de Luca I nabrel on the building of a completely original 
architecture...read more 
Night walk in Ischia Porto
 
The hotel is owned by the ancient artists of Angeles, and is located in 
the old Fort. By the way, I asked about the prices - they were high, but
 not prohibitively, even in high season double room costs 120 euros. 
This is somehow not very consistent with the legends that rest in Ischia
 is worth a lot of money...read more 