Grotta del Vento
Grotta del Vento
4.5
10:00 น. - 19:00 น.
วันจันทร์
10:00 น. - 19:00 น.
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10:00 น. - 19:00 น.
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Lucia F
2 ผลงาน
ธ.ค. ค.ศ. 2022 • เพื่อนๆ
Esperienza fantastica ed emozionante. Le grotte sono molto grandi e variabili con paesaggi mozzafiato. La guida, Maria, molto preparata ed esaustiva. Consiglio a tutti di visitarle.
เขียนเมื่อ 11 ธันวาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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Bigmatt1724
Portsmouth (พอร์ตสมัธ), UK76 ผลงาน
ธ.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • เพื่อนๆ
Just wow. What a fantastic experience. This is a show cave, ie it’s a cave system open to tourists, needing no special training or equipment, you just roll on up, pay the admission charge and follow your guide.
The caves are underneath Mount Croce, just a short distance outside Gallicano in the Garfagnana region. Although it isn’t far from civilisation, the road leading to the visitors centre is narrow, twisting and in places, somewhat precarious so the actual journey there can take some time.
Advice for drivers: be very careful on the tighter bends and the narrower sections, it’s very easy to come face to face with another vehicle and there is very little room for manoeuvre!!
At the visitors centre, along with a gift shop and refreshment facilities, there are toilets and a reasonable amount of car parking. The car park is a pay and display, but quite cheap: €3 gets you 4 hours parking.
Charges apply all day including holidays, but the ticket machine instructions are in multiple languages and clear enough to understand.
The visitors centre has a quirky ticket office, in that the tills are all in one place but you have to pay for different items on different sides of the central kiosk, presumably to avoid queues.
There are three itineraries to choose from; a 1, 2 or 3 hour tour of the caves. We chose the 2 hour, at a cost of €14 per person, but in hindsight, we wish we’d opted for the three hour tour because we enjoyed it so much.
The tours leave at varying times of the day, so it’s worth checking beforehand to plan your arrival to avoid missing the start of a tour and having to wait. If you do end up waiting, there’s a great little ristorante across the car park where you can get a bite to eat and a drink while you kill time.
The caves are at a pretty much constant 10deg C so many people take jumpers or light coats with them, however I did the entire tour in shorts and t-shirt and found it pleasantly cool after the heat of the day outside.
Our guide was Roberta, an English speaking Italian who had so much knowledge and information about the geology, history and significant events surrounding the caves.
The pattern of the tour is move a short distance, stop to look at points of interest, take some photos, move on a bit, stop again. Frequently Roberta would describe to us the next section so that we knew what to look out for, and any special instructions relating to the ecological impact we might have on some surprisingly fragile areas inside the caves.
It’s important that you abide by the rules set by the guides to protect structures and formations that are, after all, millions of years old.
Some of these rules include: no touching the formations: either due to fragility or to prevent wear and damage caused by even the oils in your skin. Bags and rucksacks are not permitted in the caves and you will understand in some sections how easily they would become cumbersome and potentially damaging.
Even big cameras are discouraged, but a decent smart phone will take perfect pictures. Please don’t try to be the exception; follow the rules!
Once inside the entire route follows a clear path made from concrete, which is wet. However, this is apparently a very expensive mix of concrete which is non slip and a decent pair of trainers are totally suitable for the tour.
There are some areas where the cave is either narrow, low roofed, or both! The lowest section was 1m20 high and at 1m96 tall, I probably found this the most awkward section to pass through as I was bent double, but none of the restricted sections are very long, and you pass through in moments.
The pace of the tour is gentle, you don’t need to be super fit, there are lots of stops to catch up, take photos and listen to the guides. At no point does it feel rushed. There is always an echo, so the guides speak without shouting, and while they are easy to hear, we found that some of the group of 25 or so who were on our tour were stood at the back talking quite loudly amongst themselves, including some young children who were clearly bored and fractious. This detracted a little from the tour, because it made it hard to hear the guide in places. It does make you wonder why they bothered coming on the tour, but fortunately they were only on the 1 hour route and were led back by another guide leaving us to enjoy the 2nd hour in peace.
So, if you do go on the tour, keep quiet; it’s only fair to other people!
There are a lot of steep steps twisting and turning down through the cave, mostly with hand rails but in places without, so watch your footing. The 2 hour tour returns via a “shortcut”, so some of the steeper sections are only done going down. In all you descend about 80m and go about 200m into the mountain, but you see some amazing rock and calciferous formations, subterranean streams, stalactites, geological faults and fissures. It is just a stunning place to visit, and two hours passes very quickly.
I could spend all day in the caves, there is so much to see and it is an amazing experience. I cannot recommend it highly enough; if you’re in this region of Italy, make a point of visiting. You won’t be disappointed.
The caves are underneath Mount Croce, just a short distance outside Gallicano in the Garfagnana region. Although it isn’t far from civilisation, the road leading to the visitors centre is narrow, twisting and in places, somewhat precarious so the actual journey there can take some time.
Advice for drivers: be very careful on the tighter bends and the narrower sections, it’s very easy to come face to face with another vehicle and there is very little room for manoeuvre!!
At the visitors centre, along with a gift shop and refreshment facilities, there are toilets and a reasonable amount of car parking. The car park is a pay and display, but quite cheap: €3 gets you 4 hours parking.
Charges apply all day including holidays, but the ticket machine instructions are in multiple languages and clear enough to understand.
The visitors centre has a quirky ticket office, in that the tills are all in one place but you have to pay for different items on different sides of the central kiosk, presumably to avoid queues.
There are three itineraries to choose from; a 1, 2 or 3 hour tour of the caves. We chose the 2 hour, at a cost of €14 per person, but in hindsight, we wish we’d opted for the three hour tour because we enjoyed it so much.
The tours leave at varying times of the day, so it’s worth checking beforehand to plan your arrival to avoid missing the start of a tour and having to wait. If you do end up waiting, there’s a great little ristorante across the car park where you can get a bite to eat and a drink while you kill time.
The caves are at a pretty much constant 10deg C so many people take jumpers or light coats with them, however I did the entire tour in shorts and t-shirt and found it pleasantly cool after the heat of the day outside.
Our guide was Roberta, an English speaking Italian who had so much knowledge and information about the geology, history and significant events surrounding the caves.
The pattern of the tour is move a short distance, stop to look at points of interest, take some photos, move on a bit, stop again. Frequently Roberta would describe to us the next section so that we knew what to look out for, and any special instructions relating to the ecological impact we might have on some surprisingly fragile areas inside the caves.
It’s important that you abide by the rules set by the guides to protect structures and formations that are, after all, millions of years old.
Some of these rules include: no touching the formations: either due to fragility or to prevent wear and damage caused by even the oils in your skin. Bags and rucksacks are not permitted in the caves and you will understand in some sections how easily they would become cumbersome and potentially damaging.
Even big cameras are discouraged, but a decent smart phone will take perfect pictures. Please don’t try to be the exception; follow the rules!
Once inside the entire route follows a clear path made from concrete, which is wet. However, this is apparently a very expensive mix of concrete which is non slip and a decent pair of trainers are totally suitable for the tour.
There are some areas where the cave is either narrow, low roofed, or both! The lowest section was 1m20 high and at 1m96 tall, I probably found this the most awkward section to pass through as I was bent double, but none of the restricted sections are very long, and you pass through in moments.
The pace of the tour is gentle, you don’t need to be super fit, there are lots of stops to catch up, take photos and listen to the guides. At no point does it feel rushed. There is always an echo, so the guides speak without shouting, and while they are easy to hear, we found that some of the group of 25 or so who were on our tour were stood at the back talking quite loudly amongst themselves, including some young children who were clearly bored and fractious. This detracted a little from the tour, because it made it hard to hear the guide in places. It does make you wonder why they bothered coming on the tour, but fortunately they were only on the 1 hour route and were led back by another guide leaving us to enjoy the 2nd hour in peace.
So, if you do go on the tour, keep quiet; it’s only fair to other people!
There are a lot of steep steps twisting and turning down through the cave, mostly with hand rails but in places without, so watch your footing. The 2 hour tour returns via a “shortcut”, so some of the steeper sections are only done going down. In all you descend about 80m and go about 200m into the mountain, but you see some amazing rock and calciferous formations, subterranean streams, stalactites, geological faults and fissures. It is just a stunning place to visit, and two hours passes very quickly.
I could spend all day in the caves, there is so much to see and it is an amazing experience. I cannot recommend it highly enough; if you’re in this region of Italy, make a point of visiting. You won’t be disappointed.
เขียนเมื่อ 8 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Honey M
4 ผลงาน
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2022 • เพื่อนๆ
Bellissima esperienza con una guida veramente competente, consiglio di fare il percorso di 3 ore perché ne vale la pena! Non è stancante, pensavo di camminare a ritmo più serrato, invece ci sono molte pause per le spiegazioni della guida e si cammina lentamente, è un'attività adatta a tutti.
Tornerò sicuramente nel periodo delle cascate attive.
Tornerò sicuramente nel periodo delle cascate attive.
เขียนเมื่อ 30 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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sylvietta81
ปีสตอยอา, อิตาลี91 ผลงาน
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2022 • ครอบครัว
Non conoscevo queste grotte e sotto consiglio ci sono andata indecisa però suo percorsi da fare con un bimbo di 6 anni.
Abbiamo optato per il primo percorso .. guide carine e gentili ma tornando indietro farei anche io secondo che non lo è sembrato faticoso.
Mattina istruttiva e interessante , il mio bimbo era incantato!
Tornerò certamente per proseguire il percorso.
Un’oca pecca: dovrebbero organizzarlo meglio all’ esterno con in bar e un negozio più carino e accoglierne !
Abbiamo optato per il primo percorso .. guide carine e gentili ma tornando indietro farei anche io secondo che non lo è sembrato faticoso.
Mattina istruttiva e interessante , il mio bimbo era incantato!
Tornerò certamente per proseguire il percorso.
Un’oca pecca: dovrebbero organizzarlo meglio all’ esterno con in bar e un negozio più carino e accoglierne !
เขียนเมื่อ 24 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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JMEdQ
เอดินบะระ, UK293 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2022
Astonishing, spectacular, beautiful and well worth visiting. The journey up to it is exciting enough, with narrow roads, overhanging rocks, tight bends and impressive scenery as you go up the gorge. The one-hour guided tour takes you deep into the mountain. The extraordinary limestone formations have been beautifully lit. Our guide was very knowledgeable and is bilingual in English, having been brought up in Scotland in a family that had emigrated from this area.
เขียนเมื่อ 5 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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Kecatram
21 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
Prima volta in grotta per noi, esperienza super positiva! Abbiamo fatto il percorso 2 accompagnati da una guida giovane, appassionata ed appassionante che ha certamente dato qualcosa in più alla nostra esperienza! Strada per arrivare stretta e tortuosa ma tutto sommato fattibile. Noi ci siamo stati tra settimana ed abbiamo trovato posto al parcheggio gratuito.
เขียนเมื่อ 30 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Trovò Jessica
56 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • ครอบครัว
Grotta suggestiva, ricca di storia e curiosità.
Vorrei riservare gran parte della recensione alla nostra guida, una giovane ragazza che ci ha accompagnati nella visita di 3 ore (terzo itinerario) nella grotta, veramente competente e appassionata. Complimenti!
Da provare anche in periodo estivo/inverno, con le cascate che si attivano all'interno, ma in ogni caso assolutamente consigliata in qualsiasi stagione.
Vorrei riservare gran parte della recensione alla nostra guida, una giovane ragazza che ci ha accompagnati nella visita di 3 ore (terzo itinerario) nella grotta, veramente competente e appassionata. Complimenti!
Da provare anche in periodo estivo/inverno, con le cascate che si attivano all'interno, ma in ogni caso assolutamente consigliata in qualsiasi stagione.
เขียนเมื่อ 27 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Andrea122518
อิตาลี59 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • เพื่อนๆ
Sì raggiunge il parcheggio della struttura di accoglienza, a pagamento all'estero e gratuito all'interno, dopo aver percorso una strada di montagna, un po' stretta e per cui è necessaria attenzione, specialmente nel tratto finale.
La visita guidata alle grotte del vento può essere effettuata sulla base di tre differenti itinerari di varia durata: 1, 2 o 3 ore.
Ogni itinerario è facilmente accessibile a chiunque non soffra particolarmente di vertigini.
La visita guidata alle grotte del vento può essere effettuata sulla base di tre differenti itinerari di varia durata: 1, 2 o 3 ore.
Ogni itinerario è facilmente accessibile a chiunque non soffra particolarmente di vertigini.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Grorrs
5 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
Posto mozzafiato!! Bellissimo! La guida bravissima ci ha spiegato ogni singola cosa,e molto educata nei modi e nel parlare,ho fatto il tur di 3 ore mi sono passate velocissime, non pensavo..per arrivarci la strada non è un gran che,ma ne vale davvero la pena, perché è davvero una bella esperienza ❤️
เขียนเมื่อ 13 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Anna F
Totnes, UK79 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2022
Esperienza meravigliosa per adulti e ragazzi. Personale preparatissimo, spiegazione interessante. Da ripetere!
เขียนเมื่อ 7 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Lutitlu
ฟรีสลันด์, เนเธอร์แลนด์170 ผลงาน
Will the visit be OK for someone claustrophobic or is it all small rooms and low/sinuous passageways? Thank you very much
nati
Monsummano Terme, อิตาลี46 ผลงาน
È possibile introdurre zaini o simili all'interno della grotta? E le macchine fotografiche?
Grazie mille
Stefano Codeluppi
Reggio Emilia, อิตาลี120 ผลงาน
Ciao Natti. È possibile portare solo zaini molto piccoli (poco superiori ad un marsupio) altrimenti si possono depositare all'ingresso della grotta. Macchine fotografiche sono consentite. Consiglio indossare un felpa per la bassa temperatura all'interno della grotta. Spero di esserti stato utile. Buona
visita 👍
ALNETDELLOR
Altopascio, อิตาลี41 ผลงาน
All interno della grotta ci sono toelette? Il percorso di 3 ore è lungo come vi comportate con i bisogni impellenti ?
Micio2013
มิลาน, อิตาลี202 ผลงาน
Non ci sono toilette all'interno della grotta
Lidia D
zielona góra7 ผลงาน
Where is the nearest place for camper? Is il posible to arrive to Grotte del Vento by bus from that place?
Michael P
เกาะโฮป, ออสเตรเลีย23 ผลงาน
When we arrived there was a camper in the car park, but I would recommend going up first thing in the morning and spending the day there as the last 15k is really only for small cars. We were in a rang rover and had some tight experiences
Lidia D
zielona góra7 ผลงาน
Czy można stanąć w pobliżu kamperem i dokładnie w jakiej miejscowości?
Is their any parking for a car
Marvin-TA
สตุตการ์ต, เยอรมนี17 ผลงาน
Yes, you can park for € 3.00 as of June 2019.
alberto s
โบลซาโน, อิตาลี16 ผลงาน
E' possibile visitarla con un cane di piccola taglia? Fa freddo in grotta? C'è la possibilità di sostare con un camper in prossimità della grotta?
Paola Locatelli
Turate, อิตาลี21 ผลงาน
Il camper può sostare nella piazzola davanti all'entrata della grotta. Non penso possano entrare cani per la temperatura in grotta (consiglio giacca a vento) inoltre ci sono passaggi stretti infatti bisogna lasciare gli zaini nei ripostigli esterni per non rischiare di rovinare le stalattiti o stalagmiti
ValeVale
Savona, อิตาลี54 ผลงาน
Ciao a tutti!!! Vorrei sapere se durante il percorso c'è uno scorrimano per appoggiarsi...o comunque degli appigli!
Sergio F
ฟลอเรนซ์, อิตาลี389 ผลงาน
Carissima Valentina, per visitare la grotta ci sono 3 percorsi il breve, il meno e il più lungo che credo duri 3 ore. Come in tutte le grotte ci sono percorsi facili, altrimenti le persone troverebbero difficoltà, il confermarti se esistono sempre corrimano ahimè devo dirti no, si sa in certi posti!!!
Stai comunque tranquilla e vai a visitarla perché merita, c'è la guida che segue tutta la visita e aspetta, aiuta e spiega in maniera impeccabile.
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- Grotta del Vento เปิดให้บริการเวลา
- อา. - ส. 10:00 น. - 19:00 น.
- โรงแรมใกล้ๆ Grotta del Vento:
- (0.68 กม.) Rifugio La Buca
- (0.65 กม.) Ostello Alpi Apuane
- (7.93 กม.) Villa Bertagni
- (11.12 กม.) Casa Fontana Tuscany B&B
- (12.22 กม.) Casa La Pace Bed and Breakfast
- ร้านอาหารใกล้ๆ Grotta del Vento:
- (0.12 กม.) Ristorante Il Rondone
- (0.73 กม.) Rifugio La Buca
- (10.90 กม.) Pasticceria Fratelli Lucchesi
- (4.48 กม.) Le Macine del Monte Croce
- (11.43 กม.) Caffè Centrale
- สถานที่ท่องเที่ยวใกล้ๆ Grotta del Vento:
- (0.69 กม.) Garfagnana Activities
- (2.68 กม.) Parco Avventura Levigliese
- (5.66 กม.) Grotta Turistica Antro del Corchia
- (10.92 กม.) La Cantina del Vino
- (12.25 กม.) Orto Botanico Pellegrini - Ansaldi