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The Ciemna Cave is located within the Ojców National Park, 65 meters above the bottom of the Prądnik Valley in the Korona Góra rock complex on the left slope of the valley. Considered the largest in the Cracow-Częstochowa Upland. It also belongs to one of the most important archaeological sites in Poland. According to researchers, the first traces of man in the Dark Cave are from around 125,000. years. In total, the cave is 230 m long. In front of the entrance to the cave there is a reconstructed Neanderthal camp, as well as a vantage point from which you can see the Pradnik Valley and the limestone located nearby called the "Glove" or the "Five-Finger". Inside the cave is divided into chambers. One giant chamber is 80 m long. It is inhabited by bats, white winds, moths and spiders. The air temperature in the cave is on average 7-8 ° C. The walls and ceilings of the cave are decorated with domed stalagmites 1 m long, as well as tubular stalactites. In 1924, the cave was... wyświetl cały opis

The Ciemna Cave is located within the Ojców National Park, 65 meters above the bottom of the Prądnik Valley in the Korona Góra rock complex on the left slope of the valley. Considered the largest in the Cracow-Częstochowa Upland. It also belongs to one of the most important archaeological sites in Poland. According to researchers, the first traces of man in the Dark Cave are from around 125,000. years. In total, the cave is 230 m long. In front of the entrance to the cave there is a reconstructed Neanderthal camp, as well as a vantage point from which you can see the Pradnik Valley and the limestone located nearby called the "Glove" or the "Five-Finger". Inside the cave is divided into chambers. One giant chamber is 80 m long. It is inhabited by bats, white winds, moths and spiders. The air temperature in the cave is on average 7-8 ° C. The walls and ceilings of the cave are decorated with domed stalagmites 1 m long, as well as tubular stalactites. In 1924, the cave was entered in the register of monuments. It is open to the public from April 28 to October 7. Its interior is not illuminated, hence its name, which is why visitors receive candles before entering. The total tour duration is about 15 minutes.

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