Why visit the Grotta del Vento in summer? Here are 5 great reasons! Summer is the perfect time to explore nature, discover new places and enjoy experiences that are out of the ordinary. If you’re in Tuscany or planning a holiday in the Garfagnana region, the Grotta del Vento is an unmissable destination. Located about…
Here we go! The Summer season at the Grotta del Vento has started! Come and experience a unique adventure! Have you already chosen your itinerary? Book now by calling 0583 722024 or by visiting our official website.
THE GROTTA DEL VENTO IS OPEN EVERY DAY ON ALL ITINERARIES Take a look at the timetable and prepare yourself for a unique experience! 1st itinerary: 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm, 6 pm2nd itinerary: 11 am, 3 pm, 5 pm3rd itinerary: 10 am, 2 pm Follow…
It is known how slow the growth of formations is in caves. However it often happens, inside concrete tunnels, or in the dungeons of castles or even under the reinforced concrete beams that are exposed to weather conditions, to see formations of considerable size, despite the fact that the places from where they have originated…
Abbiamo parlato delle cannule, descrivendone le caratteristiche e i meccanismi che ne determinano la crescita, ma l’amico speleologo Andrea Massagli, guida alla Grotta del Vento ed appassionato di macrofotografia, ha eseguito nella zona centrale del “primo itinerario” alcuni scatti che sembrerebbero mettere in discussione almeno parte di quanto affermato nell’articolo precedente…
We have spoken of straws, describing their characteristics and the mechanisms which determine their growth, but our friend the speleologist Andrea Massagli, a guide at the Grotta del Vento and an enthusiast of macro photography, took some shots in the central area of the “first itinerary” which seem to put in discussion at least partly what was affirmed in the previous article…
Colori vivaci nelle concrezioni della Grotta del Vento.
The bright colours of the formations in the Grotta del Vento.
