Baumannshöhle - Rübeländer caves Concerts 2024

Such a cool experience and we had a brilliant guide. There is a little parking lot about 100m further down the road. You can buy tickets without needing to book in advance. There will be a waiting time as you need a guide to show you through the caves, but we filled this gap by taking the kids for an ice cream across the road. Definitely bring a hoodie, even if it’s a hot day, because the temperature is much cooler down in the caves. They even do Theater pieces, which we didn’t personally see, but there was a rehearsal on as we walked through, and we wouldn’t mind going to watch something as a family! No photos allowed unfortunately. We also really recommend a stroll through the town of Werningerode, and a walk up to the castle.

I found out about this cave by coincidence, and I'm glad I did. You need to take the guided tour as this is the only option, but it's understandable since you can get lost or injured in the caves. The tour was very informative, explaining the history about the cave's formation and history and how were the rock structures formed. There is an area inside with a really cool sound and light experience which I really enjoyed. The tour guide was very friendly, especially with the kids. My only comment would be that you are not allowed to take pictures inside, and their reason is you might harm yourself or bump your head in a rock because you will be distracted, I found this to be just an excuse, and there were a lot of sections with very high ceiling. Other than in that, fantastic experience

We went on a Friday in March. Number of tourists is down so we quickly managed to buy tickets - if you are staying for a few days you might have the 'Kurkarte' the tourist ticket and you ll get a discount. Filming and pictures are not allowed for various reasons one being the high risk for injuries. There is ample parking outside but no toilets at the cave however right across from the entrance for 50cents.The cave holds up to nine different types of bats - and there is a great bear skeleton as well. Tour takes 50mins. Bring sturdy shoes and a good jacket.

It’s interesting cave for visiting. It’s a long and not hard way inside. But without excursion(all only in German) you couldn’t fully understand how this stalactites was created and all value of them. And also you aren’t allowed to take any photos and videos without explanation.

Very nice and beautifull cave with good guide (if you understand german language).