Slovenia, Skocjan Cave

The Skotzian Caves, recognized by UNESCO in 1986, are a significant natural and cultural site in Slovenia. Following Slovenia's independence, the area was protected as a regional park. The caves feature unique geological formations and a complex hydrological system, with the Raker River flowing underground. Historically, the caves have been noted since antiquity and have been explored extensively since the 19th century. Today, they attract around 100,000 visitors annually, with recent renovations enhancing tourist access.

In which year were the Skotzian Caves added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites?

• 1999

• 2001

• 1986

• 1991

What is the explored length of the Skotzian Caves?

• 5000 meters

• 6200 meters

• 7000 meters

• 8000 meters

Which river contributes to the underground flow in the Skotzian Caves?

• Drava River

• Sava River

• Rica River

• Danube River

Who was the French painter commissioned to paint landscapes of the Skotzian Caves?

• Henri Matisse

• Louis Francois Casa

• Paul Cézanne

• Claude Monet

When did the systematic exploration of the Skotzian Caves begin?

• 1933

• 1963

• 1689

• 1884