Etna 140 BC: Lava and Mystery
In 140 BC, Etna erupted, but did anyone notice? Maybe. Between history and legend, discover the "phantom" eruption that shook Rome (and Sicilian farmers). Lava, mystery, and a volcano that never stops talking about itself.
Mount Etna's Fiery Fling in 387 BC: A Volcanic Valentine's Day… Kinda
Etna throws a tantrum in 387 BC! A volcanic eruption rocks ancient Greece. Between rivers of fire (Plato's Pyriphlegethon?) and missing craters, a volcanic whodunit shrouded in mystery. Historians, philosophers, and volcanologists hunt for clues to reconstruct the eruption. A reminder of volcanic hazards and the importance of remembering the past.
Etna Eruption June 2, 2025: A Molten Reminder That Nature Calls the Shots
On June 2, 2025, Mount Etna threw a fiery tantrum worthy of a standing ovation—crater collapse, lava flows, and tourists running like extras in a disaster movie. But fear not: there are breathtaking, much safer ways to explore the volcano without breaking into a sprint or roasting your hiking boots.
Mount Etna's Volcanic Fury: A Blast from the Past
The eruption of Mount Etna in 396 BC stopped the Carthaginians, changing the course of Sicilian history. A catastrophic event that reminds us of the power of nature and the importance of respecting our planet.