State Nature Conservancy of the Slovak Republic
Slovak Caves Administration
Distance from the cave: 0,9 km | Type: Places of interest
one of the most important Baroque buildings in Slovakia
Distance from the cave: 4,8 km | Type: Zaujímavé miesto, Lyžovanie a turistika
Distance from the cave: 14,0 km | Type: Zaujímavé miesto, Termálne kúpalisko
Distance from the cave: 18,9 km | Type: Zaujímavé miesto, Lyžovanie a turistika
Kojšovská hoľa, Zlatá Idka
Distance from the cave: 21,3 km | Type: City
cultural and historical monuments
Distance from the cave: 27,7 km | Type: Castles and chateaux
The national cultural monument lying 8 km easterly from Rožňava above the Krásnohorské Podhradie village. Originally Gothic castle from the beginning of the 14th century is rising over the steep and high conic hill. It was reconstructed in the Renaissance style to a fort and later to a representative noble seat. The castle was inhabited as late as 1812. The last owner D. Andrássy changed it to the family line museum and since 1906 it was open to the public according to his last wish. The reconstruction works on the castle started in 1946. Now the castle is open to public as a museum of the historical furniture and equipment.
One of the last owners had built an artistically decorated Secessional mausoleum of several coloured marble brought from all continents for his wife on the edge of the Krásnohorské Podhradie village in 1904.
Distance from the cave: 28,1 km | Type: Places of interest
Distance from the cave: 30,7 km | Type: Zaujímavé miesto, Lyžovanie a turistika
The Slovak Karst, located on the Slovak and Hungarian border, is surrounded by the South Slovakian, Rožňava and Košice Basins and Volovské Hills. It is the largest karst territory of Slovakia. The area of 36,100 ha is included in the national park with protection zone of 34,900 ha.
The Slovak Karst consists of 7 plateaux: Koniarska Plateau, Plešivská Plateau, Silická Plateau, Horný vrch, Zádielska Plateau, Jasovská Plateau and Dolný vrch. Jelšavský karst is adjacent on the western edge. The Slovak Karst is formed mostly by Triassic limestones and dolomites reaching the thickness of 400-500 m in the southern part and divided by deep canyons of the Slaná and Štítnik rivers, as well as by Zádielsky and Hájsky brook. The plateaux are full of dolines, springs, caves and abysses.
Rare thermophilic flora with endemitic plants is growing here (steppe and forest-steppe zone type). Marked tourist trails connect the most beautiful karst phenomena and attractive valleys. Three caves are developed as classical show caves Domica Cave, Jasovská Cave and Gombasecká Cave the fourth cave open to public is the Krásnohorská Cave.
Silická plateau: Domica and Kečovo Karren Fields, interesting flora, hiking, cycling
Distance from the cave: 32,4 km | Type: City
Distance from the cave: 32,8 km | Type: Places of interest
Dear visitors, we would like to inform you that due to the technical conditions of payment terminals, there may be situations when card payment will not be possible. For this reason, we recommend that you have an adequate amount of cash available if you want to be sure that you will be able to visit the cave. Thank you for understanding.
Dear visitors,
after a longer period we reopen the long tour in the Demänovska Cave of Liberty from the 1st of July 2024. The tour is open once a day at 13:15 from June to August (3 months) and at 13:00 during the rest of the opening days. Number of visitors is limited, the tour is demanding, with many steps and it takes more than one and a half hours. Cave temperature is around 7°C whole year round. We are looking forward to your visit.
