| Name | Babja jama – Miševa jama – Železna jama |
| Full Address | Slovenija, Gorenjska, Železna jama, pri Domžalah |
| Koordinate | 46.13653, 14.63715 |
| Spletna stran/vir | visit site |
In Gorjuša near Domžale, a short day trip brings together Babja jama, Železna jama and the local Caving House. The official Visit Domžale page highlights Železna jama as a tourist karst cave with two chambers linked by a corridor and bridges, plus the Jamarski muzej in the Speleology House.
Železna jama is set up for visitors and stands out for its smaller but varied cave forms: stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone features, small rimstone pools and delicate draperies. The official tourism source also notes that the surrounding area is important for archaeology and natural history, especially through the finds linked with Babja jama.
Babja jama is presented as an archaeological site where traces of an Ice Age hunter were discovered, along with animal remains and flint tools. At Jamarski dom you can also visit the Speleology Museum, which includes speleological and archaeological collections. That makes the outing richer than a simple cave stop.
The official page for Železna jama states that it is open to visitors on Sundays from 14:00 to 15:00, and that guided group visits can also be arranged by agreement with the Simon Robič Caving Society. For Babja jama, Visit Domžale lists free admission, but no clear visiting schedule is provided, so check with the operator.
If you want a short, local-heritage trip with a cave visit and a museum stop, this is a solid choice. Krumperk Castle and the Gorjuša surroundings are nearby, so it can easily become a relaxed half-day or full-day outing.
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