Turold

Turold is a nature reserve and cave system in Mikulov featuring an extensive limestone network beneath the surface. The underground passages contain distinctive rock formations and connect to other caves in the area.

The site received protected status in 1946 as one of the early conservation efforts in the region. This designation marked the start of organized nature protection in the area.

The site displays rock types from across the country and helps visitors understand the geological diversity of the region. Exploring the underground passages here connects people with the natural heritage found throughout the nation.

The cave is cool and humid, so visitors should wear warm and moisture-resistant clothing for comfort. It helps to prepare for uneven and slippery terrain and wear sturdy footwear.

The cave walls display unusual coral-like structures that differ from typical stalactites and stalagmites. These special formations developed through rare geological processes and create a distinctive underground appearance.

Location: Mikulov

Inception: May 10, 1946

Elevation above the sea: 385 m

GPS coordinates: 48.81840,16.64000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41