Wheelchair-Friendly Adventures in Genga, Italy!

Frasassi Caves (Grotte di Frasassi)

Why Visit?

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the wondrous Frasassi Caves (Grotte di Frasassi), a marvel of nature located in the heart of the Marche region in Italy. Perfectly accessible for those on wheelchairs or mobile scooters, this expedition promises a seamless and awe-inspiring experience.

Getting There

Your adventure starts in the town of Genga, easily accessible via train from major cities like Rome or Florence, followed by a short taxi ride — ensure you book a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. Alternatively, driving is a great option with ample accessible parking available at the cave entrance.

The Tour

Upon arrival, join the 1-hour guided tour specifically tailored for visitors with reduced mobility. Tours are well-organized, with paved pathways and strategically placed lighting enhancing both safety and visibility. Dive into an underground world as your guide shares tales of the cave"s discovery in 1971 and points out spectacular formations like the towering "Giants," a series of massive stalagmites, and the ethereal "Candle," a delicate stalactite formation.

Interesting Facts

- The Frasassi Caves stretch over 30 kilometers, but the accessible tour covers a comfortable yet thrilling 1.5 kilometers.

- Temperature inside is a constant 14°C (57°F), so bring a light jacket even in summer.

- The caves have been used for concerts and performances due to their excellent acoustics.

Amenities

The visitor center is equipped with accessible restrooms and a small café where you can grab refreshments before or after your tour. Souvenir shops offer unique mementos like geodes and jewelry, ensuring you take a piece of this geological wonder home.

Plan your visit to the Frasassi Caves for an accessible and unforgettable journey into one of Italy’s most stunning natural phenomena, where adventure meets history deep beneath the earth.

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