Very beautiful cave with lots of colors. You can walk freely through the nicely lit paths in the cave. Be sure to wear shoes with grip because its very slippery at some places. There is enough parking space available and a small cafe for drinks. Once you leave the cave you have to walk back up the hill. The entrance is a lot of stairs down.

I was interested to see and understand the meaning why it is called the Fog Cave. With a a total of 450 meters in length it is named fog cave bec. during winter seasons the cave reaches it's humidity at about 90% and 10degress warmer than outside.When cold air enters the cave it combines with the warm air inside the cave.This mixing process, water condenses off the humid cave air into vapor. The fact that this cave have cracks on the surface these clouds of vapor emerges from the cracks thus forming fog, therefore it got its name "fog cave."

It's a nice walk through a cave that is set up with colored lights. The family ticket was 12 Euro. The kids really liked walking through here. It's really dark in here so taking pictures and video is difficult. The end of the cave had a trail through the woods back to the parking lot. It was pretty muddy the day we went.

Totally sweet. Small but well protected and presented. The old gentleman at the entrance was super kind and nice.

Nice cave experience if you have never visited a cave before. Nice lighting to dramatize the features.

Nice cave to visit. It was better than I expected but was also smaller too. Anyway very interesting. The entrance costs 5€ as of November 2021 and I think it is worth it.

Very nice cave. Not too crowded and quite big. If you are in the region it is worth a visit. Also not so expensive.

Small but beautiful cave system with plenty of interesting stalagmites. The cave can be chilly and a light jacket is recommended. At times the ceiling can be a little low for anyone over 6 foot.

This is a UNESCO Heritage Site, situated in the Reutlingen area. It is easily reachable by car and the parking is free. You can find a small place that sells drinks and snacks just at the entrance of the caves, and several walks through the neighbouring woods start from here. The entrance ticket is 4,50€ per person, 3,50€ for the elderly, 2,50€ for children, and children below 5 enter for free. There are steep, narrow, wet steps all over the place so it is imperative to walk carefully and to enjoy the beautiful stalattites and stalagmites only when standing still. The full tour takes about a half hour.

This is a beautiful cave. The walk ways are wide and well lighted. You will see beautiful stalactites. You will be able to be very close up to them.

the ticket is €6 per person, the lady on the reception is so helpful the place is wonderful

Nice place . You have to go down enough stairs. When you go down it is easy . When you go up you will need to catch your breath for sure. The cave is big enough you can see in many places have water or even small green plants. Nice adventure i like it

Nice to see such stunning underneath mountains. Surprisingly, cave is so big, not sure where it's natural or manmade. It's big enough to have a good walk.

Very nice place. If u r planning for Lichtenstein and Hohenzollern castle this place is very close. U can cover all 3 in a day.

To witness the stone formations inside the cave formed over millions of years was really a wow experience. Plan to carry a jacket & good grip shoes since it is bit cold & slippery inside the caves.

Must see if you are in the Stuttgart area! You can make it a hiking trip to visit the cave.

It is a very beautiful place to visit. Inside the cave, the floor is very slippery so be careful!

An underground cave located 20km away from Reutlingen city. We went there by public bus in August. Due to its remote location, only one bus The cave is not crowded and fun to explore. Suitable for kids but not physically disabled people. Unfortunately there are no information board available. Only way to learn things about the cave is by joining guided tour. It will take about 30 minutes to walk from the entrance to the exit. Do enjoy the chilling air in the cave during hot summer!

Astonishing new experience! It’s a group of caves that is interconnected from underground. Stone formations through millions of years are jaw dropping.