Top 13 Caves 남서

매우 특이하고 볼 만한 암석 지형입니다. 그곳으로 가는 길도 매우 재미있으며, 뿌리와 바위를 넘는 멋진 좁은 트레일입니다.

This guided tour of approximately 800 meters was well worth the experience.

Relatively inconspicuous, you could easily drive right past it...

Uranium was once mined in this tunnel, but it was not profitable.

Here, a clearing in the forest was used to create a small "sacred area" in the middle of nature, one that cyclists shouldn't pass by unnoticed. A small hill constructed of natural stone—one could also call it a grotto—rises in the middle of the forest clearing. It is crowned by a cross with the Corpus Christi. The centerpiece of this small sacred monument, however, is a depiction of the Virgin Mary, with a votive tablet on either side of her image. Seating and tables complete the ensemble.

Beneath the center of Pilsen lies a labyrinth of cellars and passageways dating back to the 13th century, nearly 13 kilometers long. The entrance is at the Beer Museum/Brewery Museum. In these cellars, beer (with ice!) and other foodstuffs were stored. These were connected (one level below!), springs and streams were incorporated, and thus this invisible network of passageways beneath the city was created.

Even inexperienced people can master it and be rewarded with a great view

Very well prepared information about the history of the catacombs and their mummies. Be sure to visit all the side passages. The entrance fee of 6 EUR per person (2024) is worth it.