Iberg Dripstone Cave and Museum in the Harz | Bad Grund

Openings hours

We are open - from tuesday to sunday 10 am to 5 pm plus bank holidays. 

July, August, October and during Lower Saxony school holidays also mondays.

Welcome!

Entrance Fees

Our admission prices include a guided tour of the stalactite cave.

Adults                            10 €

Reduced admission    6,50 €

Children under 6 years old have free entry. 

Please use alternate parking space!

During school holidays the availability of parking spaces on our premises is limited.

You will find our alternative car park at the sports ground in Bad Grund.

The Iberg Dripstone Cave

Millions of years old, the cave with its sinter cascades and large stalagmites lies deep inside the Iberg mountain. Its unusual formation process, which involved the weathering of iron ore, and its association with historic mining make it unique in Europe.

The archeological Museum

The museum above ground is dedicated to the sensational research results from the Lichtenstein Cave located near Osterode am Harz. Nearly 3000 years ago the cave was the burial site of a Bronze Age family clan. Even living probable descendants of the family have been found.

The Iberg

The Iberg rises above Bad Grund as an impressive limestone massif – a geological rarity in the Upper Harz Mountains. 385 million years ago, it has been formed as a coral reef in the South Sea.

English Cave and Museum Tours

The entrance fee encludes a guided tour of the cave in German and an museum audio guide in English. English tours for groups or outside the normal opening hours can also be booked. A booking in advance is necessary.