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Cascate del Rio Verde, Italy

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Waterfalls in Italy

11 waterfalls, from Cascate del Rio Verde to Rutor Falls — at their best March to June.

Original uploader was Jasmine at it.wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0

Italy has 11 waterfalls in our index. The tallest is Cascate del Rio Verde at 200 metres. Most are cascade waterfalls. Taken together, they are at their best March to June. Beyond the viewpoints, you can book caving, white-water rafting and canyoning.

Cascate del Rio Verde. Cascate del Rio Verde, located in Borrello, are the highest natural waterfalls in the Italian Apennines. Cascate del Rio Verde consists of three jumps for a total of over 200 meters.

Cascata delle Marmore. Ancient Romans engineered this falls in 271 BC by diverting the Velino River off a cliff into the Nera valley below, making it the oldest artificial waterfall still in existence. A hydroelectric plant now controls the flow, opening the sluice gates on a published daily schedule that draws crowds to watch the water burst to full force.

Lillaz Falls. The Lillaz Falls is a waterfall along the Urtier river near Cogne in the Aosta Valley, Italy. The waterfalls, located within the territory of the Gran Paradiso National Park, consist of three main drops with a total height of approximately 150 m .

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