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What was this cave used for in the past?

Totally rustic dwelling place from the so-called Dachsenfranz. In the middle of the forest and also an adventure for the children

A Heidelberg field monument. More for little cave dwellers...

The Dachsenfranzhöhle was once the cave of the '"Dachsenfranz" Francesco Regali. He lived over a hundred years ago in the forests of the Odenwald and in the Kraichgau. It is not original, but it is a replica. It is impressive to see how the "Dachsenfranz" lived. Also great for children, because the small living room cave is accessible.

Burgsteinsberg Sinsheim

Does a fox family live here who are currently making coffee? Is it the exhaust ducts of the subway to Wilhelmsfeld? Or is it the exit of a secret tunnel system that runs under the Neckar and extends beyond the Dilsberg fortress? The speculation on the Internet is growing wild. There is a mysterious phenomenon in the Kleingemünde Forest: In winter, "warm" air flows out of a crevice not far from the Rothsnasenhütte. Sometimes it even steams. In summer, the outflowing air is perceived as cool. Hikers reported to the town hall because they had observed that warm air was flowing out of two crevices in the sandstone above Kleingemünd shortly before the Rothsnasenhütte. It was reported that even the glasses were fogging up. The hikers suspected there might be underground passages in the rock. (https://www.rnz.de/nachrichten/region_artikel,-atmender-fels-bei-kleingemuend-dieses-mysterioese-phaenomen-sracht-fuer-staunen-plus-video-_arid,437842.html)

Closed on weekends, but guided tours are available during the week.

I was lucky that the gate to the gallery was open and the friendly workers let me peek inside. The view into the tunnel was impressive and the hanging carts up close were much larger than expected. Lt. According to one of the workers, the tunnel is 500m long.