Ferrovia Circumetnea: Why Sicily Built A Railway Up An Active Volcano 🌋
The Ferrovia Circumetnea is a very quaint, 120-year-old narrow-gauge railway with an unusual selling point: it goes up an active volcano. The biggest active volcano in Europe, in fact - the mighty Mount Etna. I went to Sicily to find out more... INSTA -   / the.tim.traveller  TWIT -   / thetimtraveller  FACE -   / thetimtraveller Â
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