Thermal gardens district

Ischia, Italy

Home to the island's renowned thermal spas and verdant gardens.

Places in Thermal gardens district

Baramare A rooftop bar and boutique hotel featuring a sensational terrace with music, the sound of waves, and colourful tiles.
Baramare A gem for sunset happy hour and dinner, pairing prosecco with home-cooked food and sea views.

Best time to visit: May to June and September offer warm weather for the thermal spas and gardens with fewer crowds than peak summer.
Getting around: Ischia's towns are connected by local buses; each town centre is walkable once reached, with the island best explored by car or scooter for the thermal gardens.
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Language: Italian. English is common in tourism.
Timezone: CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
Current trends: Ischia's dining and drinking scene continues elevating its thermal-wellness identity, with rooftop spots like Baramare pairing sunset views and prosecco with home-cooked food, complementing local artisans producing ceramics and textiles inspired by the island's natural beauty.

Aragonese Castle area — Home to the island's dramatic fortified castle and the il Monastero hotel restaurant.
Ischia Porto — The main port town, hub for arrivals and dining.