Caves in Germany

Playground for everyone! The little ones can frolic, bolt or climb here. The adults can chill and enjoy the Baltic Sea atmosphere in the sand. Even four-legged friends have their … read more

The Karlshöhle is one of the two large cave-like washouts that were formed due to the erosive action of the Schwarzach. It is one of the highlights on the way … read more

The Oswald Cave is a karst cave on the Hollow Mountain, about 800 meters east of Muggendorf, a district of the Upper Franconian market town Wiesenttal in the district of Forchheim in Bavaria.

"The sky in the Brohltal darkened when the Laacher Lake volcano erupted only five kilometers away, and a glowing mixture of lava particles and gases spewed into the atmosphere at … read more

Magnificent view! The last stretch of road to the Idagrotte is exposed and moderately secured. Therefore only for people who are sure-footed and are not afraid of heights - after … read more

Beautiful, albeit small, through cave, named after a legend. The display board with the legend is at the entrance to the cave. A narrow path leads to the "roof" to … read more

We were lucky enough to be able to enjoy this natural wonder on our own for a while.
It will stay in our memory forever.
Check it out for yourself, we're still flabbergasted. 👌

Beautiful waterfall, which you can hike over steps and footbridges. The gruesome story of the noble woman's grave is told on a blackboard.

As in some places in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, the rock formation also arouses awe here. In addition to the size of this cave you act as a human being in the face of nature.

Guided tours from 11 a.m. every hour on the hour, duration approx. 45 to 50 minutes

Beautiful view. One of the loveliest in the Niederwald and not so crowded compared to the monument.

The Buchenlochhöhle is an approximately 30 meter long, publicly accessible cave. During excavations in the 19th century, tools and animal bones from the Ice Age were found. You should have … read more

Nice path through different caves / passageways. The Trass caves are a great experience for young and old.

The passage to the Karlshöhle is a very popular photo opportunity.

Beautiful and impressive cave in the sandstone massif. The slightly higher cave is easy to reach via the steps.

The fairytale Elfengrotte - a geological natural monument and biotope with a small waterfall and a sea of ferns. Of course you can stay here on the bench and let … read more

The light cave is a large, easily accessible layer joint cave on the south side of the Kleinhennersdorfer stone. It got its name because of the candles put up at mountaineering celebrations. read more

Beautiful semi-open cave of course. The view from the nearby Eulenberg should not be missed either.

Big rock with a cave where there is also a well. There is a lot to discover here, not just for children. There are plenty of benches and tables, and you can relax. "

The Vogelherdgrotte is an impressive karst cave near Krottensee. It consists of Franconian dolomite (Malm). The cave experiences heavy recreational use.

But you can also enjoy this place wonderfully if … read more