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The best time to visit is during the colder months. If you stand on the ground near the opening, you can feel the warm breeze.

A geological curiosity is the Nebelloch, a deep cave above the Kupfertal valley southwest of Niedernhall. The cave is about 12 feet long. Locally, it's known as the "warm hole." In winter, warm vapors rise from it. As the snow melts all around, nearby woodcutters dangle their legs in the opening to warm them during periods of extreme cold. (Source: Google)

A little tip for hiking groups visiting the grotto: The path in front of the grotto is designed with a kind of staircase. It's a great spot for a group photo. The background is incredibly beautiful.

The grotto complex is a beautiful sight. It's definitely a must-see. Even a rest here on hot days is very pleasant and relaxing.

The Lourdes Grotto in Zaisenhausen is the largest grotto complex in southern Germany. In 893, the teacher Vogele, who was a teacher in Zaisenhausen from 1883 to 1890, built the Lourdes grotto made of tuff stone as a thank you for the fact that the water supply in Zaisenhausen did not collapse during a long period of drought.

The Lourdes Grotto in Zaisenhausen is the largest grotto complex in southern Germany. In 893, the teacher Vogele, who was a teacher in Zaisenhausen from 1883 to 1890, built the Lourdes grotto made of tuff stone as a thank you for the fact that the water supply in Zaisenhausen did not collapse during a long period of drought.

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The Dörzbacher Eiskeller are caves in the shell limestone. In Dörzbach there were 3 breweries that cooled their beer in the caves.