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Županova Jama Show Cave Tour

  • Difficultyeasy
  • DistanceAbout 400 m of lit cave path
  • Best seasonApril-October; confirm hours by phone
  • PriceAdults EUR 16 (approx USD 18.40); children 4-14 EUR 10 (approx USD 11.50)
  • OperatorŽupanova jama

Županova jama is a show cave at Cerovo, near Grosuplje, about 20 km southeast of Ljubljana in central Slovenia. It is described as one of Slovenia's most beautiful show caves, with decorated chambers and a range of stalactites and other dripstone formations. The visitor route covers about 400 m of lit cave path and takes roughly one hour with a guide.

A guided tour of one of Slovenia's most beautiful show caves with decorated chambers and stalactites; no registration is needed for regular tours and groups of up to 20 can book outside the schedule.

Županova jama is a show cave at Cerovo, near Grosuplje, about 20 km southeast of Ljubljana in central Slovenia. It is described as one of Slovenia's most beautiful show caves, with decorated chambers and a range of stalactites and other dripstone formations. The visitor route covers about 400 m of lit cave path and takes roughly one hour with a guide. No registration is needed for regular tours, and groups of up to 20 people can book a tour outside the normal schedule. The experience is easy in terms of fitness, as the path is prepared for visitors, but there are steps and uneven or damp surfaces, so closed shoes with good grip are needed. Children are welcome, and the admission structure includes a rate for ages 4 to 14.

The cave maintains a temperature of about 10 degrees C throughout the year, so a warm jacket is advisable even in summer. The cave is operated under the name Županova jama, and the phone number +386 41 407 705 is published for enquiries. Guides lead the tour, explain how the formations developed and enforce standard cave etiquette such as staying on the path and not touching the formations, which can be damaged by skin oils. Lighting is installed along the route, so no personal torch is needed, and the guide manages group movement and the exit procedure in case of difficulty.

The main season runs from April to October, and hours should be confirmed by phone before travelling because tours may be scheduled around demand. Listed prices are EUR 16 for adults and EUR 10 for children aged 4 to 14. The cave is a useful wet-weather alternative to outdoor activities in the region, since conditions inside are constant. Photography rules vary by cave, so visitors should ask the guide before using flash or tripods.

Practical information for Županova Jama Show Cave Tour · Last updated September 2026
Price Adults EUR 16 (approx USD 18.40); children 4-14 EUR 10 (approx USD 11.50)
Duration About 1 hour
Difficulty easy
Season April-October; confirm hours by phone
Address Cerovo 9, 1290 Grosuplje, Slovenia

Activity facts

Where
Cerovo, Grosuplje

Equipment

  • Warm jacket (cave about 10 degrees C)
  • Closed shoes with grip

Location

Cerovo 9, 1290 Grosuplje, Slovenia

45.9132, 14.6394 View on map

Highlights

  • Decorated chambers and stalactites in one of Slovenia's most beautiful show caves
  • About 400 m of lit path in a one-hour guided tour
  • No registration needed for regular tours
  • Constant cave temperature of about 10 degrees C, good in any weather

Tips for visiting

  • Bring a warm jacket; the cave stays around 10 degrees C all year.
  • Wear closed shoes with grip, as the path can be damp.
  • Phone +386 41 407 705 to confirm opening hours before the journey.
  • Groups of up to 20 can book outside the normal schedule.
  • Ask the guide about photography and flash rules before taking pictures.

When to visit

April to October, with weekday visits quieter. The constant temperature makes it a good choice on rainy or very hot days.

Accessibility

The cave path includes steps and uneven, damp surfaces, so it is likely to be difficult for wheelchair users. Contact the cave by phone to ask about mobility needs.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book a tour?

No registration is needed for regular tours. Groups of up to 20 can book outside the schedule.

How long is the tour?

About one hour along roughly 400 m of lit cave path.

How much does it cost?

Listed prices are EUR 16 for adults and EUR 10 for children aged 4 to 14.

What should I wear?

A warm jacket and closed shoes with grip, since the cave is about 10 degrees C and surfaces can be wet.