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Dobšinká Ice Cave

cave, Slovakia
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  • Dobšiná Ice Cave
    Dobšiná

    A few miles northwest is Dobšinká Ice Cave, set in massive limestone rocks. The cave’s largest room, called “Big Hall,” is 396 by 148 by 39 feet (120 by 45 by 12 metres); there is also a “Little Hall.” The cave floor is an ice sheet 66 feet (20 metres)…

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    A few miles northwest is Dobšinká Ice Cave, set in massive limestone rocks. The cave’s largest room, called “Big Hall,” is 396 by 148 by 39 feet (120 by 45 by 12 metres); there is also a “Little Hall.” The cave floor is an ice sheet 66 feet (20 metres)…

    Read More