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The Mystery Grotto is located near Neuhaus an der Pegnitz and is part of the Karst Hiking Trail. The name of the grotto comes from a legend that tells of the "White Lady". This legend says that the cursed soul of Countess Kunigunde von Leuchtenburg, who lived in the 13th century, is said to appear in the grotto as a restless spirit. The grotto is about 12 meters wide and 16 meters long and offers an impressive hall. Beautiful ice formations can be admired, especially in winter. The entrance to the grotto is partially walled up and closed in winter during the bat protection period. The grotto is only accessible from April to September.

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The entrance lies beautifully in the midst of the stately rocks. The cave itself is actually rather small at around 12 meters in diameter. Rather, it owes its charm to the mysterious entrance, which at first seems to duck away from the visitor. And the legend to which the name Mysteriengrotte goes back is, thanks to the scary factor, an additional mood factor. Because this is where the “White Woman” is supposed to appear again and again. And this legend even has a true origin. Because the "White Woman" is said to be the cursed soul of Countess Kunigunde von Leuchtenburg, who lived at the foot of the Plassenburg in the 13th century. She murdered her two children, believing that the infants would stand in the way of her remarriage to Albrecht the Handsome, Burgrave of Nuremberg. Despite extensive penance in later, still unmarried days and the founding of a monastery, which she presided over as abbess, her restless spirit is said to have haunted the Mystery Grotto since her death.

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This cave is just amazing. Good walkable.

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The passage is easy to walk on, a board provides information about the formation of the grottos

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Grandiose cave with a small "lake" inside. Definitely take a flashlight with you. From the end of October to the beginning of April, the cave serves as a roost for the bats.

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Great stalactite cave, like another world in the middle of the forest. Guided tours are available Thu-Sun on the hour, except at 12 noon! Admission €6 per person.

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Absolute highlight! The cave impresses with its size! A great experience!

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Easily and safely accessible rock cave

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The cave should not be entered from the end of October to March. The bats are in hibernation there.

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Without light it's pretty dark ;-)

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Great hike to the Petershöhle. Easily accessible and also doable with children.

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Interesting story with a clear message

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Little scramble on the curbstone.

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Striking climbing rock. For the experienced!

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Nice little cave. It's always good to have a flashlight with you.

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A real eye-opener and popular photo motif. The huge hall is impressive.

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A tour of the largest stalactite cave in Germany is an experience. A stalactite six meters in diameter is the Hammer. A Bavarian king wanted to extract gold from the stalactites and had some stones knocked off. What is very good: You can take photos.

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I have never seen anything so beautiful 80,000 years of pure geological history.

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This cave is really beautiful - you have to look over it slowly - there are many small beautiful holes.

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