Frasassi Caves in Rimini: photos, reviews

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Stretching a whole 13 kilometers in length and extending beneath the Apennine Mountains, the Frasassi Caves have been a favorite spot not only for tourists but also for Rimini residents interested in speleology ever since their discovery in 1971. You can enter the cave via a man-made path that delves deep into the limestone hills. After passing through a short tunnel, visitors are greeted by a massive entrance that surpasses the size of a catholic cathedral. Travelers are also awaited by the encounter with the mysterious and still unexplored Ancona Abyss, guarded by a huge stalagmite aptly named "The Giant." Notably, the age of some mineral formations in the Frasassi Caves exceeds 150-200 thousand years.

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What is the address of Frasassi Caves?
Frasassi Caves is located at Castellana Grotte, Rimini, Italy.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Transit station Genga-S. Vittore Terme (130 m walk)
- Bus stop Genga (Stazione F.s.) (355 m walk)
- Bus stop Frasassi (Terme). (387 m walk)
- Bus stop Genga (Stazione Scuole). (486 m walk)
- Bus stop Frasassi (Grotte). (619 m walk)

Frasassi Caves in Rimini

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