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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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Genga-S. Vittore Terme

Transit station 130 m walk

Genga (Stazione F.s.)

Bus stop 355 m walk

Frasassi (Terme).

Bus stop 387 m walk

Genga (Stazione Scuole).

Bus stop 486 m walk

Frasassi (Grotte).

Bus stop 619 m walk

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