Three Hungarian caves have made it to the world's best list

Three Hungarian caves have been ranked among the world's top 100 visitable caves by Worldworthy. The Szent István Cave in Miskolc ranks 21st, the Baradla Cave in Jósvafő is 37th, and the Anna Cave near Lillafüred is 92nd. The Szent István Cave, under the Bükki National Park, is a protected site with a length of 1514 meters and a vertical extent of 101 meters, opened to the public in 1931. The Anna Cave, also managed by the same authority, became protected in 1951 and is located near the Szinva Waterfall. The Baradla Cave system, near the Slovak border, has over 30 kilometers of explored length. The ranking was based on visitor reviews and public data, featuring caves from 34 countries, with Italy's Frasassi Cave taking the top spot.