"Natural" reservoir of karst origin supported by the hand of man who, over the years, has been able to exploit the depressions present for the positioning of cisterns useful for …
The caves of the Grotte di Castellana were discovered on January 23, 1938, by Franco Anelli and explored by him and Vito Matarrese. Even before the discovery, the hole (or …
The Castellana Caves, a complex of underground cavities of karst origin, of considerable tourist interest, among the most beautiful and spectacular in Italy, are located in the Municipality of Castellana-Grotte, …
Discovered by chance in the 1930s, it is a small but spectacular karst cave due to its dome shape and the rare presence, in addition to stalactites and stalagmites, of calcite-aragonite inflorescences glittering with dripping water
The route is also called the blue route and creates a circuit that connects the two points of landscape interest of the rural area: the church of San Nicola and the woods of the area.