Cascades of lava flowed from one of Mount Etna’s largest craters for the first time in four years. It is Europe’s tallest active volcano. Photo: Etna Walk/Giuseppe di Stefano/Reuters ...

Europe's most active volcano has erupted again, where lava can be seen spurting near Italy's city of Catania. It is the continent's tallest volcano and has had a constant state of activity since 2013.

The second-to-last stop: Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano and also its tallest, at 10,900 feet. Scientists believe ...

Irene Corsaro will never forget her first driving lesson under a rain of black ash from Mount Etna ... the sides of the volcano and blanket at least 16 towns around Etna's cone.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the highest volcano in Europe known for its frequent activity (it's erupted as recently as spring 2019), Mount Etna hosts hikers in the summer months and skiers ...

The best way to get an idea of Etna's enormous size and experience its ... either following a clockwise circular tour around the volcano or concluding the excursion at Taormina.

Understanding persistently active basaltic volcanoes requires quantification of the variations ... and the resulting eruptive behaviour are particularly poorly constrained. Mt. Etna has an excellent ...

Lava and ash spewed from Mount Etna's angry mouth and rsidents were forced to evacuate in July 2001. The Italian government declared a state of emergency in the Sicilian province of Catania - home ...