Veneto is one of the 20 regions of Italy, its capital is Venice, while the biggest city is Verona. Located in the north-eastern part of Italy, it extends from the mountains to the Adriatic sea. The Po Valley covers 57% of the region, the rest are the southern foothills of the Alps, the Euganean Hills, Berici Hills, Colli Asolani, and Montello. And the northernmost part of the region is a part of the southern limestone Alps, which are also known as Venetian Alps.
The southern Alps are made of limestone or dolomite, and there are definitely caves, but so far there is no cave open to the public. But the limestone foothills, which are also karstified, have numerous caves and spectacular karst features and gorges. The plains of the Po are completely devoid of underground structures. Due to groundwater, it is even difficult to dig a cellar.
Covolo di Butistone
Grotte del Caglieron
Covolo di Camposilvano
Cavea Arcari
Museo Cava Acque
Molinetto della Croda
Grotta di Lourdes del Beato Claudio
Madonna della Corona
Grotta del Monte Capriolo
Cuoléto de Nadale
Grotte Oliero
Grotta Tanella
Centro Minerario di Valle Imperina
Ponte di Veja
Criptoportico Romano Vicenza
Casa Rupestre Zovencedo