ニコロージでののおすすめグラベルライド

2002年の広大な溶岩流の平原

Europe's highest active volcano: Its height varies due to constant eruptions, but usually remains around 3,357 meters. This makes it the most prominent landmark in Sicily. UNESCO World Heritage Site: Due to its geological significance and the almost complete documentation of its eruptions since antiquity, it has been a World Heritage Site since 2013. Constant activity: Mount Etna is almost constantly active. It belongs to the "Strombolian" type of volcano, meaning that smaller explosions, lava fountains, and ash clouds occur regularly. Fertile soil: Despite the danger, the local residents value the volcano. The weathered lava is extremely nutrient-rich, enabling the cultivation of excellent wine, pistachios (from Bronte), and citrus fruits. Myths and legends: In Greek mythology, the volcano was considered the workshop of the blacksmith god Hephaestus (Vulcan) and the prison of the gigantic monster Typhon.

Playing the piano in Milo🎹 — the village is situated on a magnificent vantage point with views of Mount Etna and the sea. In the center stands an impressive, life-size bronze statue of Lucio Dalla and Franco Battiato, two of the most influential Italian musicians of the 20th century. A moving place that brings together music, art, and nature.

beautiful route through woods and lava flows

Catania's Pescheria is the city's ancient fish market. Now a tourist attraction, it remains the place where locals stock up on their catch. Surrounding it are a wide variety of restaurants and bars, which are very popular even in the evenings.

Very nice shelter. Outside a lever pump, one of those old ones. Non-potable water

A truly beautiful center in Catania. Absolutely gorgeous here! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for that!

Even in bad weather or under dark clouds, the trip up is worthwhile. The cable car takes you up to 1,900 meters. By the time we reached the top, the clouds had almost disappeared due to the wind.