This geosite features a structural trough that was shaped by rift-related tectonic and volcanic activity, with sedimentary deposition occurring both alongside and following these processes and later modified by erosion.
The quarries exposes multi-coloured tuffs with well-preserved glassy textures.
This roughly circular caldera has a diameter of approximately 5 km and offers opportunities for scientific inquiry, education and tourism
This geosite provides opportunities for the study of volcanic processes and lava tube formation, among other topics.
Natural laboratory for volcanology, especially for studying eruptive styles and the effects of post-eruptive geothermal fluid circulation
Paleontological site featuring well-preserved fish fossils.
