Baradla Aggtelek Cave (Entrance)

My best cave experience ever !! Although the tour guide speaks only in Hungarian, the lady at the cash point nkted that we wouldn't understand a thing and gave us a summary leaflet in English about the history of caves and its story. It was an hour tour seeing many kinds of different shaped rocks and even bats. Highly recommended especially if you like caves and rocks ! Tours start every hour.

This is a must do thing in Hungary. I drove 3 hrs from Budapest to here to get into the caves in early morning. You can not get in by yourself you have to go with the tour and guide, the tour is about an hour and 1km long. You enter here and get out at different location. The guide takes you through different parts of the caves and explains every thing. It is very cold inside the caves around 10deg C so better to take warm clothes. It extends more than 25.5 km.

This is a great place to visit all year long. The temperature stays the same at around 10C, so make sure you bring a jacket and wear shoes suitable for wet surfaces. The walkway in the cave is nicely done and easy to walk around for an hour or longer. You might even see some bats! We did!
Plus, their website about opening times is accurate.

Visited on an Educational Trip. Cave tour was an amazing experience. Especially the cinema experience in the caves.

There is a giant stalactite that holds the record for highest stalactite in the world. There's plenty of good food and entertainment around the cave entrance. With a subsided ticket anyone can visit the amazing Aggtelekk caves in Northern Hungary.

A beautiful place that should be on your must-see list. Photographs cannot do justice to the beauty of this place. The entrance to the cave as well as the ticket office is located 5min from the free car park. The tour takes about one hour. It is good to prepare warm clothing, the temperature inside is around 12 degrees. The paths are wide, so moving around inside is comfortable.

Brilliant place for a family visit, but not advisable for small children. The price is fair. We took the short 60 minute tour, but for sure we will be back next year ( or before) for the 100 minute tour, which is 4km drive from the 60 minute tour cave. There is a guide who escorts you through the cave, stopping at certain places to explain the history. It was interesting and quite amazing. We took extra warm clothes in a back pack, just incase we got cold half way through. But there was no need, I was in shorts and a t shirt. Other people in light jackets. Once the tour is over, you have a pleasant walk back over the hills to the beginning. Out side the cave in the surrounding areas (walking) there is souvenir shops and 3 restaurants, well places to eat. Not high class restaurants, I would rather say , quick food points, but you order and can sit in pleasant surroundings and enjoy your food. The food price was also good value and not your typical tourist resort extortionate price. There is a small play ground, all in all it's a full day program. After the cave you can walk around the Forrest.

Unforgettable experience, 1 hour walking tour through the caves. It’s 10 degrees Celsius inside so dress warm. 4000ft for an adult, highly recommend!

Beautiful cave, more than on Slovak side. The thing is, that there is only Hungarian guide so we only read the paper guide they gave us. Parking is free and the entry was around 7-8€.

The cave is really big and friendly to small kids. It was so amazing for us to visit it with our two little boys. The temperature inside was quite low, around 10 degrees so that it would be good to prepare some clothes for visiting. The only problem is that it is not easy to find a good place for lunch after the 11’clock tour. There is a restaurant next to the cave but not many choices for eating.

Bigger more monumental Hungarian side of caves. It is truly a massive complex - sheer size of their concert hall!! and we highly recommend taking some flashlights with you, both adults and kids have great fun exploring tunnels with lights.

Tours are every 2 hours, groups are big, and could have easily fit more of them, for more personal experience. It took circa 1 hour to walk around with a guide.Pity it was only in Hungarian.

Very large cave. I recommend going to this place . First entrance at 10:00am. Tour language in hungarian only

Cave IS beautiful and big, it is not hard way, I think very Nice place. Slovak text about Cave you can ask. Good experience.

There are two entrances (with ticket offices) for the different tours, located a few minutes car ride from each other.

About tours and its starting date and place check their website

It was an amazing cave. Full with stalagtite and stalagmite, wich form is very colorfull. These looks like animls, peoples and things.

Most impressive caves I’ve ever visited in my life. Must see in Hungary!!

Amazing place, entrance is very nice, english tour only on paper but it is enough for us. At the end of tour we went to parking place with a bus which was waitimg for us.

amazing stalactites cave, the similar cave like that which I know is near to Jerusalem (Beit Shemesh).
A place you must visit.

Second time I have been here. It worths to visit!

One of the best and most beautiful cave in the world. Aggtelek is charming and very good for a long walk a picknick and relax eat flogged food at the cave legs restaurant. The cave offered different length hike where you can be amazed by the nature and enjoy the views. Recommend absolutely.

Amazing place. Very cold! and the guide speaks only Hungarian There are pages in English that can help you