Park & nature

Koněprusy Caves

Park & nature

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Koněprusy Caves, located near Karlstejn, form the most extensive cave system in Bohemia, stretching over two kilometers. Discovered in 1950, these limestone caves consist of three levels, with the middle level open to the public. Visitors can marvel at a variety of stalactite and stalagmite formations, including the 'Bald-headed Man' and 'Concert Hall' chambers. The caves also yielded a famous prehistoric human jawbone, indicating ancient habitation. A guided tour takes about an hour, revealing the geological wonders and history of this subterranean world.

Don't miss

See the 'Bald-headed Man' stalactite formation, a natural curiosity resembling a human profile.
Visit the 'Concert Hall' chamber, known for its excellent acoustics and impressive size.
Learn about the discovery of a prehistoric human jawbone, one of the oldest in Europe.

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