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Caves and mines

Beneath Mother Earth, there is a breath of mysticism too. Caves, grottoes and abandoned mine shafts entice visitors into an unknown fairytale world. The Saalfeld "Fairy Grottoes" belong to the most famous ones. They are even listed in the Guinness Book of records as "the most colorful grottoes in the world"! The Sondershausen "adventure mine" is also used for festive and sporting functions and the mythical "Barbarossa's Cave" is a source of excitement and delight. The "Marienglashöhle" Caves near Friedrichroda belong to the largest crystallised gypsum grottoes in Europe. Former mines like the "Rabensteiner Stollen" in the Southern Harz take the visitor on a trip into the past of mining.

Sallfelder Feengrotten_Märchen

Show grottoes Saalfelder Feengrotten

From the Fairy Wood to the Fairy-Tale Cathedral

The most colourful show grottoes in the world even have an entry in the Guinness Book of Records …

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Show mine Sondershausen

A world of adventure underground

Underground concerts, punt trips or mountain biking are just some of the items on offer in the oldest trafficable potash mine in the world …

Geraer Höhler

Caves Geraer Bierhöhler

Explore Gera’s underworld!

In the Middle Ages, the unique labyrinth of underground tunnels was used by Gera’s residents for storage of beer …

Marienglashöhle Friedrichroda

Cave Marienglashöhle Friedrichroda

Where pictures of the Virgin Mary used to be made

At the heart of the Thuringian Forest is one of the largest gypsum crystal caves in Europe …

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Show mine Merkers

Discover the crystal grotto!

The journey down to a depth of 800 metres amazes visitors with internationally unique attractions and experiences …


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