Erdstall in Perg

The narrow underground passageways of Ratgöbluckn feature smooth, oval-shaped corridors with single entry points and tight passages connecting different sections of the tunnel system.

Built during the Middle Ages between the 10th and 13th centuries, these tunnels remain mysterious as no documentation exists about their construction or intended purpose.

Regional names for these tunnels include Schrazelloch and Alraunenhöhle, reflecting local folklore that attributes their creation to goblins and supernatural beings.

Since 2002, the Ratgöbluckn tunnel system includes electric lighting installations, making it accessible for visitors to explore the underground network safely.

The tunnel network contains specific points called schlupfe, where passages become extremely narrow, requiring visitors to navigate through tight spaces between different levels.

Location: Perg

Part of: Ensemble Mühlsteinbruch Scherer, Steinbrecherhaus, Erdstall

Address: 4320 Perg, Austria 4320 4320

Website: https://pergmuseum.at/startseite

GPS coordinates: 48.25250,14.63430

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:49