Jeskyně Nedamy - Jeskyně Nedamy

Good sleep

Nice place, we went mainly to the rock castle of Nedama, but there was nothing there.

Nedamy are called two rock caves in sandstone blocks above the Kokořín mine, which are probably the remains of a medieval medieval castle. The castle probably used to be here in the 14th century. During the Thirty Years' War, they served as a shelter for non-Catholics during the Counter-Reformation, or a refuge for the people from the Swedes. During this period, they were artificially expanded. A number of ceramic shards dating to the 13th - 16th century were found on the site. Steps carved in a rock cleft can be used to get to the viewing platform. A green tourist sign leads from Kokořínský dol to this place. Nedamy are two rock caves in sandstone blocks above the Kokořínský Mine, which are probably the remains of a medieval rock castle. The castle was probably built here in the 14th century. During the Thirty Years' War the caves probably served as a shelter for non-Catholics during the Counter-Reformation or as a refuge for the people from the Swedes. In this period they were artificially expanded. A number of ceramic shards (dating back to the 13th - 16th centuries) were found on the site. By steps carved in the rock crevasse you can reach the lookout platform. A green hiking trail leads from this mine to Kokořín Mine and Kokořín Castle.

Nice place. Only the weather didn't work out very well. It is good to walk from the Kokořín castle and go back along the road to the parking lot located under the castle.

Very interesting place, not many tourists probably come here. Ideal for sleeping during a summer hike - calm, cozy and relatively clean.