Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments；Not Suitable For: People with claustrophobia；What To Bring: Comfortable shoes；What To Bring: Warm clothing；Not Allowed: Pets (assistance dogs allowed)；Know Before You Go: The walk from the meeting point to the entrance is a more difficult climb；Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking through a cave system with no natural light；Know Before You Go: Bring a jacket as it is 12 degrees Celsius in the caves；Know Before You Go: There is no phone signal inside the caves

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Maastricht: Zonneberg Caves Guided Tour｜Netherlands

Netherlands-Limburg

Oras ng biyahe：1 oras 10 minuto

3 araw bago ang biyahe ay libreng kanselasyon.

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Step back in time as you explore the Zonneberg Caves in Maastricht
Discover the history of the caves and their use during World War II
Learn about the caves' role as a shelter for 50,000 people during the war
Explore the remnants of an underground evacuation area and its facilities

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Sightseeing tours

Uri ng tour	Shared tour
Mga uri ng tour	Guided tour
Uri ng sightseeing	Historic site tour
Transportasyon	Paglalakad

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Imagine that you are on the run to escape the horrors of war and have to go into hiding about 30 meters underground. During the Second World War, the people of Maastricht actually used the Zonneberg Caves as an underground shelter.

In a labyrinth that once comprised more than 20,000 corridors, an experienced guide takes you underground to see the names and drawings of people who worked here every day a few hundred years ago.

Learn how the expansive cave network was able to provide shelter for many of Maastricht’s residents during the Second World War. An evacuation area with electric lighting, a public address system, a bakery, toilets, chapels, a small hospital, water pumps, and many more facilities were all constructed underground, though never put into full use. Remnants of them can still be seen.

The caves have a temperature of about 11 degrees all year round. Keep this in mind with regard to your clothes and put on sturdy shoes.

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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with claustrophobia
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Warm clothing
Not Allowed: Pets (assistance dogs allowed)
Know Before You Go: The walk from the meeting point to the entrance is a more difficult climb
Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking through a cave system with no natural light
Know Before You Go: Bring a jacket as it is 12 degrees Celsius in the caves
Know Before You Go: There is no phone signal inside the caves

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