The most beautiful cave in the Czech Republic
The best of caves in the Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic you will find two main karst areas – the Moravian and Bohemian Karst. Here you will find the most famous caves in the Czech Republic. However, there are other areas where you can see beautiful and interesting caves. Come see the most beautiful of them
Javoříč Cave
The most beautiful cave in the Czech Republic
Javoříčko Cave is recognized by many as the most beautiful cave in the Czech Republic. Surprisingly, it is not as widely visited as other well-known caves in our country. Although it is not one of the biggest, it really has a lot to offer. You can find it near the famous Bouzov Castle. If you want to explore the beautiful surroundings of the cave in more detail, the possibility of accommodation is, for example, in Vojtěchov in a picturesque cottage. continue reading
Koněprusy Caves
The longest cave system in Bohemia
Koněprusy Caves are located in the PLA Český kras south of the district town of Beroun. They are a protected cultural monument of the Czech Republic. It is the longest cave system in Bohemia and is situated in three elevation floors in Devonian limestones. continue reading
Sloupsko-Šošůvské caves
Part of the largest cave system in the Czech Rep.
A beautiful cave, which has several amazing dome with stalactite decoration and the largest cave abyss in the Czech Republic. Many are renowned for being more beautiful as Punkva caves. continue reading
Punkva Cave
The most visited cave in the Czech Republic
Punkva Cave is perhaps the most famous, but certainly the most visited cave in the Czech Republic. Maybe it's due to the fact that it is also a beautiful way to the famous abyss Macocha and you also sail here by boat directly in the cave. You will also find beautifully decorated domes here continue reading
Balcarka Cave
The underground of the Moravian Karst
Near the Macocha abyss you will find many caves and one of them is the Balcarka cave, which also lies in the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area. Its tour will take an hour and transport you to the mysterious underground world of stalactites that have been emerging for hundreds of years. The entrance to the cave has been known since the Stone Age, which left its traces here, as well as the bones of animals from the Quaternary. continue reading
Bozkov Cave
The most famous cave in the Bohemian Paradise
The Bozkov dolomite caves are the most important caves not only in the Bohemian Paradise, but in the whole of north-eastern Bohemia. The entrance to the cave was discovered by accident during mining activities. Today they are accessible with a guide. You will find this cave near the village of Bozkov (north of Semily) continue reading
Cave At Spicak
Cave At Spicak
The Na Špičáku caves are located below the Velký Špičák hill between the villages of Supíkovice and Písečná. It is one of the oldest documented caves in Central Europe (the first written mention dates from the mid-15th century). The underground labyrinth of corridors and cracks is created in Devonian marbles (marine sediments, reported to be 350–380 million years old). The cave corridors have a heart-shaped cross-section, which was created by swirling at the surface of the underground water flow from the melting continental glacier. The cave often served as a shelter, as evidenced by numerous epigraphic inscriptions and paintings on the walls (the oldest from 1519). continue reading
Cave On The Border
The Na Pomezí Cave is located 2 km north of the village of Lipová lázně in the Rychlebské Mountains. It is the largest cave system in the Czech Republic created by dissolving marble, ie crystalline limestone. The groundwater and surface water from the Vidnávka river are responsible for the creation of these majestic natural spaces. Ice Dome, White Dome, U Smutní vrba, Římské lázně, Klenotnice or Královský komín as it is one of the favorite wintering grounds for many species of bats. continue reading
