Monte Silvestri
Monte Silvestri, Volcanic cones in Sicily
The Monti Silvestri are part of the Mount Etna UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Formed by an eruption in 1892, they bear the name of Professor Orazio Silvestri.
Mount Etna is a cultural symbol, revered in literature and mythology.
Visitors can hike up to the Silvestri craters for stunning views.
The Monti Silvestri showcase distinctive volcanic features such as spatter cones.
Elevation above the sea: 1,986 m
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The Monti Silvestri are part of the Mount Etna UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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