Javoříčské jeskyně

Javoricko Cave


Useful Information

Location: In the village of Javoricko,
(49.6697569, 16.9111621)
Open: JAN to MAR Mon-Fri 10, 13.
APR Tue-Sun 9-15.
MAY to SEP Tue-Sun 9-17.
NOV Mon-Fri 10, 13.
Fee: Short tour: Adults CZK 120, Children (6-15) CZK 60, Children (0-5) free, Students CZK 60, Disabled CZK 60, Seniors CZK 80.
Long Tour: Adults CZK 100, Children (6-15) CZK 50, Children (0-5) free, Students CZK 50, Disabled CZK 50, Seniors CZK 70.
Photography Permit CZK 30, Video Permit CZK 100.
[2010]
Classification: SpeleologyKarst Cave
Light: LightIncandescent
Dimension: L=3500 m.
Guided tours: Short tour: L=360 m, D=45 min.
Long Tour: L=790 m, D=60 min.
V=60,000/a [2000]
Photography: allowed, no flash, selfie stick or tripod
Accessibility: no
Bibliography:
Address: Správa Javoříčské jeskyně, Stanislav Vybíral, 78324 Slavìtín u Litovle, Tel: +420-585-345451. E-mail: contact
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History

1937 discovered by Vilem Svec.
1953 opened for the public.

Description

Situated in the side of the wooded called Spranek, and near to the picturesque castle of Bouzov. It is 1 km south west of the village of Javoricko, called the Moravian Lidice which was destroyed by the Nazis in 1945.

This is a large cave system on three levels. The largest of several huge domes, Dom Gigantu is 56 m long, 34 m wide and 18 m high. The spacious passages display an unusually sumptuous collection of speleothems ranging from delicate straw stalactites to gigantic stalactites, curtains, snow-white and reddish rimstone pools with cave pearls and other formations. The Javoricko Caves are described as being the most beautiful in Czech Republic.


Text by Tony Oldham (2002). With kind permission.