Tripto Guide
Discover verified caves — descriptions, map and practical info.
6 places
Kraków
The Dragon's Den on Wawel Hill is a cave with **276 metres of corridors**, forever tied to the legend of the Wawel Dragon. The tour starts inside the castle grounds, down a spiral staircase of **136 steps**, and ends by the bed of the **Vi…
Trzebieszowice
Radochowska Cave is a guided karst cave in Bzowiec, near Lądek-Zdrój. The visit follows about 300 metres of natural passages and chambers. It is a good choice for travellers who want a more rugged, adventurous cave experience rather than a…
Ojców
Dark Cave on Koronna Hill in Ojców National Park is one of Poland’s most valuable archaeological sites. Traces of Neanderthal presence were found in its surroundings, and the former system of passages and chambers is about **209 m** long.…
Jerzmanowice
Nietoperzowa Cave, also known as Jerzmanowicka or Biała Cave, lies in the Będkowska Valley on the Kraków–Częstochowa Jura. It is a large, horizontally developed cave in Upper Jurassic limestone, known for spacious chambers, formations and…
Ojców
King Łokietek’s Cave, also known as Grota Łokietka, is the largest known cave in Ojców National Park. It lies about 125 metres above the floor of the Sąspowska Valley, in the slope of Chełmowa Hill. The route runs through 320 metres of pas…
Opatów
The Opatów Underground is a complex of old merchant cellars and town storage rooms beneath the market-square townhouses, turned into a tourist route opened in **1984**. The route runs for about **500 metres** on three levels beneath the ma…