Molnár János-barlang
Molnár János is a vast underground thermal karst cave beneath Budapest, formed by warm springs rising from depth. It is described as one of the largest thermal caves in the world, with water temperatures around 25–27°C. The cave water contributes to the healing waters associated with Lukács baths, and small freshwater shrimps can be seen in the system.
Reported depth
Up to 100m
Depth note
Maximum depth is described as approximately 100 m.
Typical conditions
Thermal water temperature fluctuates between about 25–27°C.
Hazards
Safety notes
This is an overhead cave environment and reaches significant depths; appropriate cave training and procedures are implied by the setting.
Access, coral, life, crowds, and facilities.
Aquatic Life
Small freshwater shrimps may be visible.
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