Apuan Sundays

The tourist visit to the Antro del Corchia covers approximately 2000 meters along a wide steel walkway that ensures maximum safety for visitors. The tour is guided, conducted in groups, and lasts about two hours. The difficulty level of the path is equivalent to that of a very light and short trek. The visit is recommended for children over three years of age and for those without mobility issues or acute heart conditions.

Access to the Antro del Corchia is via a 170-meter artificial tunnel, specifically excavated to provide entrance to the cave without affecting the natural openings. Upon passing through the tunnel, you arrive at the Franosa Gallery, a spectacular canyon tens of meters high, at the base of which runs the walkway. The Franosa gives way to the English Gallery, named in honor of the British explorers who discovered it in the 1960s. Here, you can observe the first giant formations and a fossil underground lake. The tour concludes with “the loop,” a circular route showcasing the most spectacular underground environment you can see: immense halls adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, stunning formations, and a series of artworks sculpted by water and rock over millions of years.