Aragonese Castle
Castle · Napoli ·

Aragonese Castle

Castle · Napoli ·

Historic castle museum with gardens, stunning views, and cafes

stunning views
historic buildings
boat trip
beautiful gardens
maze like walk
climbing walkway
museums
cafes
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Castello Aragonese d, 80077 Ischia NA, Italy Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Gender neutral restroom
LGBTQ friendly

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Castello Aragonese d, 80077 Ischia NA, Italy Get directions

+39 081 992834
castelloaragonese.it
@castelloaragonesedischia

Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Gender neutral restroom
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe

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Jan 6, 2026

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"A fortified castle built just offshore on a small, solidified bubble of volcanic magma. In the Middle Ages, townspeople went there to hide from pirates, or volcanic eruptions, or whichever Mediterranean power wanted to colonize the island next. Nowadays, the castle serves as a museum and occasional screen star, having made appearances in The Talented Mr. Ripley and the adaptation of My Brilliant Friend." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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David S.

Google
Best Castle experience as I recommend you take the elevator all the way up to the top floor and walk down and it’s very cool cause they give a description on their handout in English and Italian of all the different sites you’re gonna see along the way. It’s only €10 which is very reasonably priced. The castle itself is majestic, and the views are incredible. Once you get into the elevator go all the way to the top floor you will know what I’m talking about. You could also see from the pictures that it’s worth a look for yourself. I recommend this is one of the standard things you do on this island. Plus the neighborhood around it is very cool. I recommend walking there through the work afterwards to walk down the main shopping and a restaurant street which is pedestrian only you’ll definitely like it there. The castle itself you could spend as much time as you want. There’s no one forcing you. to leave. Highly recommend going here when you’re on the island as everyone expects to see pictures from this place if you came to the island like this. The interesting thing about the castle is that it’s been owned by a private family since the early 1900s as the government sold it to them, which is not typical mostly properties like this are owned by a trust or the state I did some research into this, and I found that these properties are paying taxes and they serve very great community purpose.

Alex P.

Google
Great place for anyone interested in history. The climb is not easy, but worth once you are at the top. They did lock some areas behind doors, but there are still enough individual areas to see.

Julie B.

Google
Absolutely gorgeous! We booked for Apertif. Walked around the castle afterwards on our way to dinner. The castle has rooms you can stay in, a restaurant, and a cocktail lounge. You must book via email on their website. Amazing place!

Ivor K.

Google
A really interesting place to visit. So much history that will really move you. Beautiful setting and in an area with so many restaurants and small shops. A really good day spent with a fantastic guide Paulo di Palma who is highly recommended

Bianca R.

Google
So beautiful castle surrounded by the sea and linked to the island through a bridge. We spent there almost 1 day because we were fascinated by the incredible views from above

Lika Z.

Google
The Castello Aragonese is truly magical, with its historic buildings, beautiful gardens full of cacti, and stunning panoramic views of the sea and the city. The scenery is breathtaking, and you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to visit this enchanting place.”

Ann G.

Google
The walk up was a great exercise if you are healthy and strong, wouldn’t recommend if you are not. Especially considering the heat if you are visiting Ischia during summer. It was a nice break from hanging out at the beach club. Was fun to have been there -mostly for the exercise after eating all that pasta and pizza - but not a must if you are visiting Ischia. Paid 12 euro per person to get in.

Federica C.

Google
So worth it! Well kept, easy to get around and the small pamphlet has lots of information. Beautiful views everywhere you look and worth stopping at the Café near the Olive Trees Garden both for the view and a granita.
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Joanna V.

Yelp
Amazing castle! Took me all day to tour. The elevator takes you to the tallest first floor you'd ever imagine! There are two cafes up at the top, both presenting you with different coastal views. There are a few gardens; yes including a vineyard. At the time of my visit, a sculpture artist's work was on display. I'm in like with it... maybe almost love. Just the location is perfect, because the sun rises appearingly next to this castle! Way too awesome! The castle is romantic for sure. They have special events! Yeah so if you wanna get married here, you can... HINT HINT :P Make yourself knowledgeable if you want to - read up on its history. But today, in the modern age you can go sightseeing for 10€. Bring your wonders, walking shoes, sunglasses and cameras!
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Chunjai K.

Yelp
Aragonese Castle is a medieval castle next to Ischia. The castle was built in 474 BC. and today the castle is the most visited monument of the island. I got into the castle by myself because my cousin who leaves in Italy was already tired from taking me around but I still have a lot of energy to explore more, lol. It was very impressive old building how the old day build such a huge and beautiful place.
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John C.

Yelp
Very impressive site to visit. Plan to spend 2-3 hours to try and cover most of it. Some of the best views on Ischia. Be prepared for a maze like walk through the stairs and pathways. The brochure they give you at the entrance will give you a general location for various sites, but not a detailed map. Make sure you visit the arms and torture display.

Paul B.

Yelp
My wife and the kids said I shouldn't even give this 2 stars but the views and the notion of what this place is gives it, in my book, that extra bump. Come on - the place is about 2500 years old! How many places in the entire world can you go to that are that old? And it's so damn cool from the outside - all perched on this mount which is separated from the rest of the island but then you get inside .... and now the rest of the story. It's not really the old pre-dark ages castle that you'd like the believe. There's a hotel in there and a restaurant and a good portion of the rooms you can see are so refurbished that it really looks like a movie set of an old castle rather than actually being an old castle. Yes - the scenes from the various lookout points were awesome but to me that's where it ends. The tour book you get when you pay your entry fee is anemic at best, the directions to walk from one site to the next are very difficult to follow and poorly marked so you get lost rather easily. As I said before - the NOTION of what this place could be far exceeds what it actually is. Showing pictures of what films were produced here and having art exhibitions, to this humble guy, seems to detract from the fact that this is a super old castle with a very cool history .... so why wouldn't you want to play that up and forget this other mishegas? In being fully fair - it was CRAYCRAY hot on the day we visited and the kinder were grumpy and k'vetching a lot so that took away from the experience.