Erdmannshöhle, Show cave in Hasel, Germany.
The Erdmannshöhle is a show cave in Hasel, a small town in the southern Black Forest in Germany. The cave consists of several passages and chambers, featuring stalactites, stalagmites, underground pools, and narrow sections carved into the rock.
The cave was known and used by people in prehistoric times, as shown by the discovery of bones and tools found inside. In the 19th century it was developed for tourism and opened as a show cave.
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The cave is visited on guided tours that run at regular intervals throughout the day. The temperature inside stays cool all year round, so bringing a jacket is a good idea regardless of the season.
Bones of cave bears, animals that lived tens of thousands of years ago, were found inside the Erdmannshöhle. These animals used the cave as a winter shelter, making it one of the oldest traces of animal life in the region.
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