Italy is famous for its cities and countryside, but its islands tell a different kind of story. They are scattered across the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas, as well as inside lakes and lagoons.
These islands range from tiny fishing villages barely wide enough to cross on foot to the sprawling, ancient landmass of Sicily. Some reward visitors with volcanic landscapes and thermal springs. Others serve up centuries of art, seafood traditions, and crafts.
In this gallery, we take a look at 15 Italian islands that offer the perfect Mediterranean vacation away from the busy mainland. Click to know more.