Top Caves Underground Places in Austria

My advice is to carry a flashlight. In some parts of the cave it gets super dark, and it can be hard to appreciate the ice formations without a bit of extra light.

Check the weather before you go; it can get chilly inside the caves! I made the mistake of not bringing a light jacket and regretted it as soon as I entered.

I suggest wearing sturdy shoes because the cave floors can be slippery and uneven. I almost slipped a few times, and it would have ruined my experience!

If you can, try to go on a weekday morning around 10 AM. It's way less crowded, and you'll get a better chance to appreciate the beauty without the hustle and bustle.

I recommend packing a small snacks and water. The inside of the cave can get humid and you might want a little break halfway through. Plus, it's nice to sit outside and enjoy the views afterwards!

I recommend booking your tickets online in advance, especially during peak season. It saved me a lot of time waiting in line, and it’s just a more relaxed way to enjoy the experience

I suggest wearing good shoes because the cave can be slippery and you don’t want to miss any of the cool formations by worrying about your footing. A bit of carefulness goes a long way.