Join us as we hike one of the most active volcanoes in the world—Mount Etna in Sicily! From lava fields to breathtaking views ...

My family stayed in Stromboli, an island off the north of Sicily. My kids loved playing with black sand and watching the volcano erupt at night.

Italy’s Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, erupted on Tuesday, creating a fountain of lava and sending plumes of orange smoke into the sky. The eruption forced Sicily’s Catania A… ...

The volcano has been “restless” for more than 70 years, and tens of thousands of small earthquakes have occurred, along with ground lifting in Pozzuoli, Italy stretching the volcano’s crust ...

More phase of Etna with ash emission dispersing in an East-North-East direction on May 22, 2021 in Catania, Italy. A new eruption of the Etna volcano ended after a few hours.

Mount Etna is a volcano in Italy. It is the most active volcano in all of Europe. It's latest eruption has spewed lava into the sky. Europe's most active volcano is back at it. Italy's Mount Etna ...

Italy's Stromboli volcano erupts for 2nd time since July 00:31. Italy's Stromboli volcano off the coast of Sicily erupted again Wednesday, the second time a plume of smoke was unleashed in the air ...

Europe’s Copernicus Earth-observing mission Sentinel-2 captured a striking image of Italy’s Stromboli volcano less than five hours after it erupted early on Oct. 9.

Active volcanoes prompted ash warnings and set nerves on edge in Italy, Mexico and the Democratic Republic of Congo over the weekend. Mount Etna showered ash over Catania in eastern Sicily Sunday ...

About 360,000 people live on the roof of the volcano, which resembles a gentle depression and is not an obvious mountain. It is located about 9 miles west of Naples, Italy, and is partially ...

The famous volcano's youngest and most active crater has risen to a new record of 3.357 meters (11,000 feet) above sea level, surpassing the former summit crater by 30 meters.

The volcano of Ischia, a resort island famed for its thermal waters off the coast of Naples, could potentially erupt, although no eruption is imminent, Italian disaster experts said Tuesday.