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The cave in the Kürschnergrube (120m x 40m x 6m) is about 23 m long and 11 m deep.

An abandoned quarry in the middle of the Leitha Mountains, which has become a wonderful place to take a break.

After a few steps you will reach the Bear Cave, a natural monument.

The Roman border guards who served here brought the Eastern mystery beliefs with them and built a rock chapel for the Persian sun god almost two thousand years ago, in which they built an altar to Mithras, who was born from the rock.

Impressive, should definitely be seen when you are around.

The Mithras grotto in Mörbisch is located on the border with the neighboring Hungarian town of Fertörákos. It was discovered in 1866. The Mithras grotto, which dates back to the 3rd century, contains a half-relief carved into the low rock face depicting the sun god Mithras killing the bull, to the right of him Phosphorus with a raised torch, to the left Hesperus with a downward-facing torch.

The Kürschnergrube in the Leithagebirge is an old, abandoned quarry with a cave. The furrier pit is approx. 120 m long, 40 m wide and 6 m deep. The cave in the Kürschnergrube is approx. 23 m long, 11 m deep and is supported by a pillar. The origin of the name "Kürschnergrube" is not clear. It is said to be derived from the furriers who heated the fine sand and used it to degrease the hairy side of the furs.