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Dobsinska Ice Cave

Dobšinská ľadová jaskyňa

One of the most extensive ice cave systems in the world. The thickness of the ice reaches up to 25 metres. A UNESCO Heritage site.

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Email: dobslj@ssj.sk
Phone: +421 58 788 14 70

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