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  • Пещера братьев Греве. Photo 1
  • Пещера братьев Греве. Photo 2
  • Пещера братьев Греве. Photo 3
  • Пещера братьев Греве. Photo 4

Description

The Greve Brothers Cave is an outstanding natural attraction located in Samara, in the Sokoli Mountains, on the banks of the Volga. Its name is associated with the story of two brothers, sons of the famous pharmacist Leopold Greve. This natural monument of regional importance is a karst cave with intricate galleries and passages, the total length of which reaches 700 meters and a depth of 31 meters. It is the longest underground complex in the Samara region.

The cave attracts both outdoor enthusiasts and speleologists. However, visiting it requires caution and professional guidance due to the complexity of the routes and possible dangers, including rockfalls and bat habitation.

Tours of the cave are offered with experienced guides, starting from the main grotto and passing through various halls and galleries such as the Collapse Hall, Mouse Gallery, Organ Pipe, Meeting Hall and others. Some of them are associated with legendary stories, giving the cave additional mystery.

It is important to consider that to visit the cave you must take certain precautions: have suitable clothing and shoes, protection from cold and injury, and also follow safety rules in such conditions.

Historical finds in the cave include traces of ancient people, animal remains and household items dating back to the Paleolithic and Bronze Ages. Local legends bring the setting to life, adding a mystical feel to this unique natural site.

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