Italy

The island of Ischia in the Tyrrhenian Sea attracts tourists with a successful combination of natural and historical attractions. Despite the fact that it has a small area (only 46 square kilometers), a large number of museums, parks, beaches, spas and hotels are concentrated here.

Ponza Island in Italy (the largest in the Pontine Islands archipelago) is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea 102 km southeast of Rome and has a length of just under 9 km. Ponza, like all the islands of the archipelago, is of volcanic origin and has a rich history.

Italy is a country of wine and sun, which is visited by more than 40 million tourists annually. Almost 60% of all world heritage sites under the protection of UNESCO are concentrated here; more than 3 thousand museums operate on the territory of the country.