Awesome place to take your family to. Register on the web prior to visiting. The cave is opened only very briefly in June. Outside of this terms your can only admire from outside.

Interesting stories told by the guide but it took almost 2 hours which was really too much, very cold inside. Still interesting experience, you only can get inside few days a year.

Really enjoyed visit of this cave. It's not accessible to public all the time. So beware of some obstacles like not enough light, no pavements thus mud... Yeah and it's cold there like 8 degrees Celsius so bring something warm especially for kids.

Nice walk interesting place and beautiful forest

The cave is really beautiful inside. We get an interesting lecture regarding its history from old times till nowadays from our guide. They also organize nice quizzes and team activities for a larger groups near the cave. Some people were even climbing the rocks 😅

Very nice but you can hear strange sounds...

Interesting place, sadly since it's opened only for 3 weekends per year (6 days total). You need to make a reservation half of year in advance. Thanks to this fact the tour guide ain't as much "pro" as you are used to, just stay close to your guide, ask questions, anything you are interested about. On the other side of the coin, this cave is the hardest walk in Europe where you don't need a helmet. But if you like one, you can get one and the trip can get even more difficult, get ready to bend your back and knees!

The Bull Rock Cave is open to the public just three weekends in a year. It's very important archeological and anthropological site. Occasionally, there are concerts held in the first half of the cave. The main corridor of the cave is wide and mostly high with huge domes. If you manage to get in don't expect dripstones in the cave.