Grotte di S. Giovanni

Wonderful and magnificant place for visit. Easy to access due to paved road thru all cave. I give extra points for self guided qr codes.

Amazing experience. Once was a commercial pay toll Road at the end of '800. The art of nature within a carsic cave. If you can you should visit the forest at the North gate. Personnnel skilled and Voice memo through wifi brillant. Absolutely recommended.

Beautiful cave!! But you have to pay an entrance fee that is kind of high for what it is. So you can also sneak into the cave by following the riverbed from the parking area into the cave (be quiet since the check point is next to it on your way: stay close to the wall) after the tunnel turn left and then you can climb up some rocks without being noticed 😊 by that you do not receive a helmet but you will not need it: the cave is large and in the tiny channels aside, just watch out for your head 😉

You can walk from one side to the other side of the mountain through this grotto. Incredibly beautiful and intimidating at the same time. On the northern side there are great climbing routes for beginners (5a - 5c). You walk across the riverbed right where the road ends. The routes are sunny, which is great in winter but you should consider them in summer.

Definitely worth it to visit. Beautiful big cave of 850 meters long. Our guide Andrea was very nice and told us everything we needed to know about the cave and it's history. He gives tours in English and Italian. The cave itself has a beautifully paved road, also perfect for strollers and wheelchairs. Only guided tours available. Entrance for the cave and guided tour for the cave costs 12 euro for adults and 7,50 euro for children. There are toilets and there is a little bar for drinks, ice cream and snacks.

We spent around 45min in there discovering everything. There was also this very cute resident 🐱🐱

Nice cave, super easy to walk in as there is a road inside. The visit takes max 1 hour. The staff at entrance was very nice.

Once a tourist attraction and lit up throughout, this now appears to be abandoned by the council - the hardware is there but nothing is working. Don't let this put you off though; take a good powerful light and you can join locals and tourists enjoying a very easy walk on a road sized pavement through a very impressive river cave with a doline beyond.