갈레아타‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪17‬개의 천연기념물

Streams, gorges, waterfalls, caves and cool pools to dive into and large, flat, smooth rocks where you can sunbathe while being lulled by the sound of the flowing water, amplified by the natural acoustics, making it sound like a scream.

The "vulcanino" (actually a methane gas leak that is kept burning) is nice, but what makes this place beautiful is the panoramic setting.

Monte Busca, located near Tredozio, is known as the smallest "volcano" in Italy. However, it is not a real volcano. It is a perpetual flame powered by an emission of methane gas that, in contact with oxygen, remains constantly lit. This flame has been active since before 1500.

Of course, very easy. It can be reached very well by bike.

The one on the top of Monte Busca is not a volcano: the perennial flames that emerge from the small opening in the ground are due to a spontaneous release of hydrocarbons (mainly methane), which takes the name of "burning fountain". Very suggestive at sunset/evening :-)

It is not a real volcano, but a perennial flame fueled by the emission of gaseous hydrocarbons which, in contact with oxygen, remain perpetually lit. The flames coming out of the ground, in the middle of an uncultivated field.

This location takes its name from the erosive phenomenon caused by the Rabbi river, in fact at this point the waters of the river have cut the rock on which they flowed into three parts, creating two small waterfalls. Below them a wonderful natural swimming pool has formed, ideal for a refreshing swim in the warmer months.

The Valbonella botanical garden is a nature reserve and an open-air museum in the Casentinesi Forest National Park. In two hectares of surface, it hosts around 300 species of plants typical of the Romagna Apennines, some rare and protected. Entrance is free and you can leave your bike inside to take a walk along the thematic paths of the garden.