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![How to go underground cave diving in Budapest](/photo/idea/1600/1554.jpg?1505209341)
It took 200 years to explore 7000 meters of Janos Molnar caves – submerged underground labyrinth at a depth of more than 80 meters. Warm thermal springs seep out of earth at the bottom and cold karstic water flows from the mountains – that’s why the temperature in the underground differs (from 23°C to 27°C).
![Molnar Janos Cave is 3-4 meters wide, Budapest](/photo/common/1859-cave-diving.jpg)
Photo: Molnar Janos Cave is 3-4 meters wide, © 1
How to do?
2. While swimming along the underground corridors, breathe steadily, don’t thrash about and don’t touch walls of the cave – limestone can come crashing down and muddy the water
![Molnar Janos Cave is 3-4 meters wide, Budapest](/photo/common/1859-cave-diving.jpg)
Where to do?
![Molnar Janos Cave](/photo/place/400/1098.jpg)
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Under one of the mountains in Buda there is an underground cave; it is almost 100 meters deep and filled up with water almost to its brink edges.
7When to do?
How much?
€70 per 1 person, €60/person for two people, €50/person for three people and more.
• 90-meter dive (for 90 -150 min), €170 per 1 person, €100/person for two people, €50/per for three people and more plus extra pay for a group.
Equipment rental is additionally charged.
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