A cave 25 meters long and 3.5 m high formed in Lower Cretaceous limestone, distinguished by its snow-white flowstone. Its entrance connects through a vertical shaft 2 m across with a spacious chamber with a horizontal floor. The cave is interesting for the variety of its old siphon channels, and is noted for its healing properties: in the last century patients with bronchial asthma and hypertension were treated here. It is also an important archaeological site, yielding bones of cave bear, deer, bison, wolf, fox and hare, as well as remains of pottery.