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The workplace is almost as important as home ... because it is the place where you spend your time, as well as with your family. And if this environment is heavy, difficult or repulsive,…
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Attention! Do not confuse this observatory with an astronomical one, though you can still see wonderful stars, from here. The Observatory Pizzi Deneri is a volcanic monitoring center and scientists use it, in fact,…
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Here we suggest a nice idea you can enjoy anytime you like. A picnic at the Sartorius Craters, possibly at sunset. With the help of a good guide you shall learn the way, then…
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Cruise ships come to Sicily all the time, today. They usually arrive at Catania, Palermo and Messina ports and let tourists enjoy the beauties of these historical cities. If you do not have enough…
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Is the Polar Grotto the new Frost Grotto? On Mount Etna there is the most southern perennial glacier in Europe. It has been known for a very long time and it is also known…
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The excitement of climbing an active volcano is connected to what you shall see as you trek, step by step, along its mountain paths. Mount Etna already offers this experience thanks to the many…
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We had already met Timparossa refuge, during our blog trips around the Etna area. We cannot help but talk about this place more than once, because it is beautiful. And especially in some seasons…
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We had written about it last week, and South East Crater - SEC - is the protagonist once again. It has a new unique record, today: it is the highest top of Mt Etna.…
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Our excursions "to the summit craters" of Etna for two years now have to deal with the angry reactions of the new landlord: the South East Crater, better known by the English acronym SEC.…
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Imagine you have had a great time on Mt Etna, the most beautiful volcano in Europe. Imagine you have admired its woods, lavic deserts, smoking craters. Maybe you have also admired some eruptive phenomena!…
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