Pekárna Cave

Large tunnel-like cave and national natural monument serving as a significant Paleolithic archaeological site. It is characterized by its unique shape resembling a bread oven and historical findings of ancient bone engravings. En savoir plus…

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Freely accessible

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This large, tunnel-like cave features a distinctive entrance measuring 23 meters in length and 6 meters in height, leading into a 64-meter long passage. While the cave is large, it is not deep. Its unique shape resembles a traditional bread oven. Access is provided via a steep path equipped with steps. During the winter months, the interior features natural ice formations and icicles.

As a national natural monument, the site represents a significant prehistoric dwelling inhabited from the Paleolithic through to the Hallstatt period. Archaeological excavations have uncovered various stone and bone tools. The cave is particularly notable for its Paleolithic art, specifically unique engravings found on animal bones.

The site is freely accessible and safe for children. It is situated within a valley along the Ricka river and is part of a hiking route that connects to other nearby geological features, including the Bat Cave (Netopyrka) and Swedish Table Cave (Švédský stůl).