The Aragonese Castle of Ischia stands out as a testimony of all the civilizations that have passed from here, between Greeks and Romans to move on to the Aragon dynasty up to the Colonna. So many centuries and so many civilizations that have made the old fortress built on the islet in front of Ischia a strategic outpost for the defense of the island. There is no entrance, just the outside directly from the sea.

The village of Marina Corricella is undoubtedly one of the greatest examples of Mediterranean architecture. It is picturesque, enchanting, full of charm and suggestion. Visiting the Marina di Corricella is an experience that involves all five senses.

Those who come to the island of Ischia cannot help but see the quantity of natural fumaroles and stoves from which a hot steam comes out. It is one of the most positive consequences of the island's ancient volcanic activity

Its Piazzetta, open to the marina, is a pedestrian area and meeting place thanks to the many shops and clubs that put their tables outdoors, often full of tourists who enjoy the peace and tranquility of the village. In the tower, the small church dedicated to the Archangel Michael once stood, which gave the village its name.