City: Sweden
Top Things to do in Sweden
9 Caverns & Caves in Sweden That You Shouldn't Miss
Coordinates: 63°N 16°E / 63°N 16°E / 63; 16
Restaurants in Sweden
1. Korallgrottans Naturreservat
2. Bla grottan
3. Lummelundagrottan
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By rodmenrick - The Netherlands, null
One of the best experience's ever. This ~20000 yr old cave is very well preserved. The interesting facts and stories shared by the tour guide was so captivating I came back home reading about it. 5stars to the cave. A the lack of transport options could be a problem if the trip is not planned to that granularity. One's having their own vehicles shouldn't miss this experience at any cost.
4. Holicks Naturresarvat
5. Singoallas grotta
6. Balsberget Och Balsbergsgrottan
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
Walk through unspoilt, magnificent countryside. Balsberget is a primary rock formation situated in the beautiful countryside around Lake Råbelövssjön, about 10 km north of Kristianstad. From the top, 93.7 metres above sea level, visitors can enjoy a magnificent view of the surrounding area. Two jogging tracks, 5 km and. 2.5 km long, start at the parking area to the west of the hill. Bats come to hibernate in the cave, which is part of the newly-formed Balsberg Nature Reserve and one of the largest caves in southern Sweden. The cave is open beteen 16th of April to 14th of October.
7. Dackegrottan
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Here, according to legend, the wounded Nils Dacke lay hidden from the troops of King Gustav Vasa. Nils Dacke led the farmers from Småland during the uprising against the king. With his army of farmers he conquered the whole of Småland and could celebrate the Christmas of 1542 as master of the Kronoberg castle. At Stegeborg in Östergötland however his army was defeated by the King's German mercenaries.
