Caves and Karstic spots

The main dome is the largest accessible underground hall in the Czech Republic with its astonishing dripstone Bamboo Forest and stalactite formation called "The Witch".

Sloup-Šošůvka Caves are the largest accessible caves in the Czech Republic. Apart from the corridors and domes with stalactites and stalgmites the visitors can have a look at the abysses and the world-famous archeological locality Kůlna.

Imperial Cave is located in the Deep Ostrov Island at the northeastern edge of the gorge in the Moravian Karst. It used to be therefore also sometimes referred to as the "water cave Ostrovsky. Cave was discovered by Johannes Anton Nagel, who conducted the first survey in 1748. The research is also interested starohrabě Hugo Franz Salm, who said in 1804 the Emperor Francis I and Empress Maria Teresa. Since then, the cave was given the name "Imperial" and this name became popular. In 1904 and 1905...

Dungeon (sometimes called Lidomorna) is a cave, which is located in the rock below the castle Holštejn in the Moravian Karst. It leads to marked tourist paths. It is a former White Water margin cave. The cave consists of a large house about 17 m high 25 x 35 m. The dome is attached next four smaller halls. Henry Charles Wankel and Absolon when searching caves found hand-carved steps in the hall, which originally led from the castle to the ceiling of the cave. The hall is overwhelmed with the surface....

The cave was accidentally discovered by the 28th 5th 1972 Kvetnice north slope. It was named after Alois King, Freeman of the City Tišnov Demänovské cave explorer. The cave is very rugged and relatively large. After mapping the known portion measured 350 m. The upper floor is stored horizontally about 10 m below the surface and the corrosive and erosive modeled. It has a richly decorated with stalactites stalactites of various length and strength of sintered and two lakes with an area of ​​5...