Etna
Етна
Mount Etna is a prominent stratovolcano located on the east coast of Sicily, Italy. Standing at approximately 3,329 meters above sea level, it is the tallest active volcano in Europe. Etna covers an area of about 1,190 square kilometers and has frequent eruptions.
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Mount Etna has a complex geological history, with eruptions dating back to 1500 BCE. It is noted for its diverse volcanic landscapes, including craters, lava flows, and ash deposits. Visitors can access the volcano via guided tours or by cable car from the Rifugio Sapienza area. The surrounding region is part of the Etna National Park, established in 1987.