Things to See

• Stalactites and Stalagmites: Antro del Corchia is renowned for its stunning stalactites and stalagmites, which have been formed over thousands of years. They are a highlight of the tour.
• The Abyss of Giants: This vast chamber is one of the most awe-inspiring sections of the cave, featuring towering columns and expansive spaces.
• Archaeological Finds: The cave has yielded significant archaeological discoveries, including prehistoric artifacts. These findings provide a glimpse into the ancient human activity in the area.

What Not to Miss

• The Lake Room:This stunning chamber features a crystal-clear underground lake, offering a magical and serene experience.
• The Hall of Mirrors: Known for its reflective surfaces, this area creates beautiful visual effects and is a favorite among photographers.

Useful Information

• Tour Duration: The guided tour typically lasts about two hours, providing ample time to explore the main sections of the cave.
• Photography: Photography is allowed, but flash photography is prohibited to preserve the delicate cave environment.
• Accessibility: The cave tour involves walking on uneven terrain and climbing stairs, making it unsuitable for visitors with limited mobility.

How to Plan a Visit

Getting There: Levigliani is accessible by car and public transportation. If driving, follow signs to the Antro del Corchia parking area. From there, a shuttle service will take you to the cave entrance.

When to Visit: The cave is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the tourist crowds are smaller.

Nearby Attractions: Combine your cave visit with a trip to the nearby Apuan Alps for hiking and exploring other natural wonders in the region.

Tips for Tourists

• Wear Comfortable Shoes: The cave tour involves walking on uneven surfaces, so it’s important to wear comfortable, non-slip footwear.
• Bring a Light Jacket: The cave maintains a cool temperature year-round, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket to stay comfortable.
• Book in Advance: To secure your spot and avoid long waits, especially during peak tourist seasons, book your tickets online in advance.
• Guided Tours: Opt for guided tours to gain in-depth knowledge about the cave’s history and geology.

Opening Hours: Typically open from 11 AM to 3:30 PM, but hours may vary by season.

Ticket Prices: 

• Full Ticket: €18
• Reduced Ticket for Children (ages 5-14): €10
• Free Entry: Children up to age 4 and individuals with disabilities
• Organized Groups (minimum 20 people): €16 per person
• Schools (minimum 15 students): €10 per student, teachers free