Kalkberg Cave Bad Segeberg

I have been to the cave three times at a greater distance - it's been a long time, but I haven't forgotten it because it was worth seeing and impressive.
At the cave attendant's house, which was built together with the expansion of the open-air theater in 1937, you can get tickets for an interesting tour of the 400 m-accessible limestone cave discovered in 1913. On the display walls, you can learn not only the history of the mountain with the victory castle destroyed in 1644, but also some information about the creation of the open-air theater, the Karl May games and the animal inhabitants of the caves.gesundheitspark.de/sp_137-rundgang-bad-segeberg-druckversion-.htm

been there 3 times ... always a highlight ... not just for the kids.

The bat center was opened on March 1st, 2006 and is the first of its kind in Germany. The Noctalis is located in the immediate vicinity of the Kalkberg cave in Bad Segeberg, one of the largest German hibernation quarters for over 30,000 bats.