Top 7 Caves シュラッテンベルクでの

神秘的な洞窟システム アルトヘフレイン近郊のカーペレンベルクには、神秘的なものが隠されています。それは、人間が人工的に造った全長約270mの洞窟システムである「エルシュテュレ」です。通路と部屋は複数の階層に分かれており、互いに接続されています。この施設について解説するエルシュテュレ博物館の開館時間中に、地下通路を訪れることができます。

Unique arrangement with circular path and "border" with cellar lane.

The Mariengrotte is a 15-meter-high half-cave beneath the Falkenstein castle ruins, which was designed as a Lourdes grotto in 1889. The larger-than-life statues - of the Mother of God and St. Bernadette - are the work of Theodor Haf from Pfronten, a sculptor in Munich.

Romantic Kellerberg with Erdstallanlage or Erdstallmuseum (guided tours are possible).

Opening hours 01/03/2023 - 30/11/2023 every 3rd weekend from March to November from 3 p.m.; as well as by prior arrangement by telephone

The chapel mountain Althöflein lures with an interesting secret. Cave systems, so-called earth stables, are hidden inside. They probably served as a place of refuge for the population in the Middle Ages. This man-made cave system is divided into two to three floors, which are connected by riser hatches and air exchange tunnels. The tunnels should be in the 12./13. Century to have been created and have a total length of about 200 meters. These earth stables are among the largest of their kind in German-speaking countries. The Erdstallmuseum provides an overview of the research work and the facility. A film, the report of a villager, as well as a visit to the tunnels or a look into the earth stables bring the long past to life again.

The Peklo Cave was built by the Liechtensteiners in the Valtice Castle Park. There used to be a wooden pavilion on top of the artificial cave, from which there was a beautiful view of the castle, the town of Valtice, and Mikulov, which is further away. The pavilion has not survived and the cave itself is now inaccessible. Nevertheless, it is possible to look inside at least from the outside.

Such shelters were also used in earlier times by itinerant craftsmen such as tinkers, knife and scissor grinders, rider makers, etc., and from 1893 there is evidence of large families from Milovice