Gorges in Italy

The power of water plays a big role in the Passeiertal. It is particularly impressive between Moos and St. Leonhard. Starting from the sports facilities in St. Leonhard, the trail … read more

Where thunderous waters have washed over thousands of years a gorge in the rock, today you have breathtaking views. A hiking trail leads secured above the water, well secured, with … read more

Ingenious view of the fantastic sea! Be sure to use the detour.

Already before the First World War there was a hiking trail here, but it had been forgotten and was no longer maintained. For years, the path grew wild, in 2006 … read more

Caves of Catullus is the name given to the ruins of a Roman villa that was built in the 1st century AD at the northern end of the Sirmione peninsula … read more

After approx. 900m salt and fresh water meet in the cave. Very interesting tour, best with the boat from Cala Gonone.

The small narrow street on the precipice is fantastic and a real experience

The Grotta dei Pagani is a beautiful corner of nature from which it is possible to admire a breathtaking panorama. In winter it is possible to find stalactites and stalagmites … read more

The waterfall flows in various caves for about a hundred metres, the visit is made even more interesting thanks to the scenographic lighting and the possibility of entering the tunnels … read more

Here you can come by boat from Alghero or over many steps from the top ...

Beautiful grotto, nicely shaded in summer and pleasant humidity.

A wild and solitary place, suitable for a contemplative life and for renunciation, where prayer rose to reach the Most High.
The origins of this cave are very remote and, … read more

It is a unique rock formation in Calabria, a truly magical place where you can immerse yourself in another culture, consisting of caves dug in the sandstone and natural freshwater … read more

At the entrance to the Pietrapiana di Monte Finestra di Cava de' Tirreni cave, located at an altitude of 775 meters above sea level, since 8 May 1988, between the … read more

The passage through the grotto is free of charge. The road that runs through it is closed to vehicles today but is still open to pedestrians. The grotto is accessible … read more

Very suggestive panoramic point along the path 3 of the Gravina di Laterza, a deep and spectacular canyon formed by limestone rocks eroded by water which has caves, spiers and … read more

The Grotta del Farneto represents one of the best known and most important prehistoric settlements in the Bolognese area.
It is possible to visit it only through a guided tour (parks.it/parco.gessi.bolognesi/man.php) read more

Serrai di Sottoguda is a deep natural gorge around two kilometres in length, carved out into the rock between Malga Ciapela, the departure station of the Marmolada cableway, and Sottoguda. … read more

Very large, impressive height.
But ATTENTION also dangerous. The cave extends to the one to the rear, to the other to the right. There (right) it falls relatively quickly and … read more

Italian:
The Black Grotto is located in the province of Trieste, in a small sinkhole located in the experimental parcel of Bosco Bazzoni di Basovizza, on the Trieste Karst, and … read more