Photo gallery

Photo gallery

The eruption of 1928 that destroyed the town of Mascali

Acireale and its “timpe”

The Red Mountains and the destructive eruption of 1669

Lachea Island and the Aci Trezza Stacks

The 1669 eruption in Catania

The senses tell The Summit craters

The senses tell Torre del Filosofo

The first volcanic structures of Etna, between Aci Castello and Aci Trezza

Etna: a marvellous group of different types of flora

The senses tell Val Calanna

Acireale and its “timpe”

Summit crater activity between 2011 and 2019

Malavoglia

The eruption of 1928 that destroyed the town of Mascali

Etna: a marvellous group of microclimates and vegetation

Etna, the living mountain

The senses tell The Etna Viewpoint

The senses tell Acireale

The first Etnean volcanic events between Aci Castello and Aci Trezza

An ever-evolving volcano

The senses tell Acicastello and Acitrezza

The senses tell Val Calanna

The continuous evolution of the Etna summit craters

The different names of the “Muntagna”

The earthquake that changed the geography of eastern Sicily in 1693

The 1669 eruption in Catania

Humankind and the volcano: how should we behave? Volcanic risk

The Etna viewpoint

The senses tell Torre del Filosofo

The senses tell The Red Mountains

The living mountain

The Red Mountains and the destructive eruption of 1669

Why did Etna form in that specific geographical position?

Summit crater activity between 2011 and 2019

Torre del Filosofo: at the base of the summit craters (2950 metres)

The fault system of the “Timpe” of Acireale

The world’s first (almost successful) attempt to stop a lava flow: the eruption of 1991-93

Etna, an ever-changing natural laboratory

Volcanic monitoring and eruption forecasting

The earthquake that changed the geography of eastern Sicily in 1693

The 2001 eruption of Etna, when the Mountain seemed to be alive

The 2001 eruption of Mount Etna, where the approach to volcanoes changed

The Jaci river

The different names of the “Muntagna”

Empedocles and his passion for Etna

An ever-evolving volcano

Why is Etna one of the most studied volcanoes in the world?

The senses tell Acireale

The senses tell Valle del Leone

The Grand Tour in Sicily

Etna, wine terroir of excellence

A fauna context yet to be discovered

The Grand Tour in Sicily

Valle del Leone and the Elliptical

Acireale and reconstruction after the 1693 earthquake

The Elliptical, the first great volcano of Etna

Criteria for including Mount Etna in the WHL

Acireale and reconstruction after the 1693 earthquake

The senses tell The Red Mountains

Torre del Filosofo: at the base of the summit craters (2950 metres)

The senses tell Valle del Leone

Humankind and the volcano: how should we behave? Volcanic risk

The “notches” of snow

Etna, a natural laboratory where experiments can be carried out

The Elliptical, the first great volcano of Etna

The senses tell The Etna viewpoint

Valle del Leone and the Elliptical

The Jaci river

The “notches” of snow

The continuous evolution of the Etna summit craters

Malavoglia

The senses tell Acicastello and Acitrezza

The Etna viewpoint

A fauna yet to be discovered

Val Calanna, the first step towards a single large volcanic structure

Lachea Island and the Aci Trezza Stacks

Empedocles and his passion for Etna

Val Calanna, the first step towards a single large volcanic structure

The fault system of the “Timpe” of Acireale

The senses tell The summit craters