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Lava cave formed during the volcanic eruption of 1669.

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The cable car alone currently costs €52 for an adult and €30 for children. Various packages are available that include guided tours. Alternatively, you can hike up below the cable car. It's steep, but only a 500-meter climb.

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Sensational scenery and a sensational view. A must-see.

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simple hut for hikers

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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.

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lava flow cave

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The Piscitello lava flow cave has an easy-to-access entrance. The 786 trail that leads to the Piscitello cave is in some places impassable by bike due to the presence of some sections on the 1669 lava flow that are really heavy due to the presence of large moving stones and some "steps" along the path. In other places the broom vegetation hinders the passage.

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The small church was partially buried by the lava flow of 1983

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Fantastic eco-radiator for hot summer days

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Great panoramic view from here

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From here you have a great view of the surrounding area.

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From the mountain station you can take beautiful hikes to various craters.

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From the mountain station you can take beautiful hikes to various craters.

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From the mountain station you can take beautiful hikes to various craters.

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Beautiful! It's great that you can go there on your own initiative, without a guide or tour.

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The hub. The cable car departs from here. Snacks and drinks are available at reasonable prices.

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From the church built in the 15th century, you can admire a spectacular panorama of the Ionian coast

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The Crateri Silvestri Inferiori, formed from the eruption of Mount Etna in 1892, are a true natural spectacle and a must for any hiker who wants to explore Sicily's unique volcanic landscape. With an overwhelming recommendation rate from hikers, these craters offer an easily accessible yet impressive natural experience right at the foot of the mighty Mount Etna. The large parking lot in the immediate vicinity makes access to these historic craters extremely easy. After just a few meters, a view opens up that presents the interplay between the rough volcanic earth and the first traces of vegetation in a fascinating play of colors. Although the experience here does not quite reach the raw, steamy intensity of the summit region, the beauty of the Crateri Silvestri Inferiori is undeniable and offers a more accessible option for all visitors. The opportunity to hike directly on the crater floor adds a special touch to the visit. The accessibility of the extinct Silvestri craters makes it possible for anyone to find themselves in the middle of a volcano without much effort. This easy sporting activity is a unique opportunity to experience the power and beauty of nature up close. In addition, the Crateri Silvestri Inferiori are an excellent entry point into the more extensive volcanic landscape of Etna. As "picture-book craters", they offer a foretaste of the majestic and diverse environment that makes this part of Sicily so special. The panoramic view from the crater rim offers a breathtaking view that will stay in your memory in clear weather.

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Starting point at around 1900 meters altitude for hikes or to take the cable car up to over 2500 meters.

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They were formed during the 1892 eruption

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