Volcanoes of Italy
Notable volcanoes of Italy, ranked by elevation, each linked to the nearest place to base yourself. Facts from Wikidata.
| Volcanoes | Elevation | Nearest destination |
|---|---|---|
| Mount Etna Active stratovolcano on the east coast of Sicily, Italy | 3,357 m | — |
| Mount Vesuvius Active stratovolcano in the Gulf of Naples, Italy | 1,281 m | Poggiomarino |
| Mount Somma Summit caldera surrounding Mount Vesuvius | 1,132 m | Poggiomarino |
| Mount Algidus Volcano | 950 m | Rome |
| Mount Stromboli Volcano on the island with the same name | 926 m | — |
| Mount Epomeo Mountain in Italy | 787 m | Naples |
| Malvizza Bubbles Mud-pots in the Campanian Apennines | 518 m | — |
| Vulcano Small volcanic island north of Sicily | 500 m | — |
| Collina dei Camaldoli Hill in Naples, Italy | 457 m | Naples |
| Vulcano Volcano on a small volcanic island by the same name in the Tyrrhenian Sea | 386 m | — |
| Mount Barbaro Mountain in Italy | 331 m | Naples |
| Vulcanello Mountain | 123 m | — |
| Agnano Crater | 63 m | Naples |
| Ferdinandea Submerged volcanic island south of Sicily | -8 m | — |
| Empedocles Mountain | -8 m | — |
| Marsili Submarine volcano | -779 m | — |
| Pantelleria Island Italian island | — | — |
| Palinuro Seamount Submarine volcano | — | — |