📜 The world's tallest artificial waterfall, 165m (541 feet) tall, built by Romans in 271 BC. Located on the Velino River near Terni, Italy, it's part of a protected area home to diverse flora and fauna.
🌊 Witness powerful water releases, an impressive feat of Roman engineering.
🏞️ Hike to viewing platforms for stunning valley views and panoramic vistas.
🌈 Spot frequent rainbows near the viewing platform.
🚶 Enjoy easy access to viewing platforms and explore a site with rich history.
🚣 Engage in outdoor activities like rafting, hiking, and canyoning.
💦 Prepare to get wet near the falls.
⏰ Waterfall flow is controlled by a hydroelectric plant; check the schedule for the full experience.
💸 The 6D cinema is not related to the falls and can be disappointing.
💰 Entrance fee required for main park access.
💡 Check the power plant release schedule for full flow, as it often occurs only on weekends after noon.
☔ Wear waterproof clothing if going near the viewing platform.
🚶♀️ It's possible to walk around without entering the paid area.
🎟️ Buy tickets at the office for 11€ (online 12€), valid for multiple entries.
💰 Adults 11 € at ticket office, 12 € online.
🕒 Daily, hours vary by season; water released twice daily. Check the official schedule and website for specific water release times.
🅿️ Free designated spots or paid (2€/hr, max 10€/day). Stellplatz approx. 15€. Check camper info online.
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