Grottos

Grottos are natural or artificial sheltered spaces located within caves or rock formations, often created by erosion or mining. They are typically small, hollowed-out areas that provide protection from the elements and serve as habitats for various plants and animals. Historically, grottos have been used for religious or cultural purposes, such as sacred shrines or decorative garden features. Their unique formations and tranquil atmospheres make them notable in both natural landscapes and human-designed environments.