Explore the Bielska Cave, located in the High Tatras in Slovakia. Admire the cave's rich dripstone formations, including limestone shapes, stalactites, stalagmites, and draperies.
Enter the cave at an altitude of 972 metres above sea level. Follow a route that leads through corridors and chambers, where you can see small lakes and waterfalls. Discover chambers with names like the House of Great Waterfalls, Golden Lake, Hell, Long Corridor, Robber's Chamber, Palm Hall, Concert Hall, Hungry Abyss, and Cactus Grove.
Next, enjoy a historical and scenic walk and free time in Stary Smokovec, a charming 19th-century mountain resort. Try the natural mineral water from the Kwas Smokowiecki springs, known for its healing properties. Take souvenir photos at the iconic Grandhotel Starý Smokovec, a 19th-century Art Nouveau hotel at the foot of the High Tatras.
During your free time in Stary Smokovec, explore regional souvenir and handicraft shops, where you can purchase original souvenirs and regional delicacies. Savour traditional Slovak dishes at local restaurants, such as bryndzové halušky, guláš s knedľami, or Vyprážaný syr.
For an additional fee, take a funicular ride to Hrebienok, located at an altitude of 1285 metres above sea level.