How many islands does Italy have?

Italy has over 450 islands scattered across the Mediterranean. This number includes both larger islands and smaller, uninhabited islets. The most famous and largest include Sicily and Sardinia, the two largest islands in the Mediterranean. Other well-known island groups are the Aeolian Islands, the Tuscan Archipelago, the Pontine Islands, and the Egadi Islands. Many of these islands are popular holiday destinations, known for their natural beauty, historical sites, and cultural diversity.