Postojna Cave
Twenty kilometres of karst cave, the underground train and the olm.
Postojna cave was discovered 200 years ago, immediately becoming one of Europe's biggest tourist attractions, and not only for cave enthusiasts. It is more than 20 km long and, with its web of passages, galleries and chambers, is a great example of a classical karst cave.
It has everything that a proper cave should have, so you will see stalagmites, stalactites and huge pillars, as well as fantastic naturally created forms. The aptly named Spaghetti Hall is a visitor favourite, with its pure white pasta hanging from the ceiling. Enjoy the fairy-tale atmosphere on foot and by taking the train from the entrance of the cave. On display is the olm, an ancient creature with a skin like ours.
After the walk in the underworld we have our meal in a local restaurant.
What is included
- Transportation
- Tour assistant
- Guide
- Entrance fee
- Lunch
Good to know
Group rate. Minimum 20, maximum 45 guests.
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