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Added by Jopie, at 11 October 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Tuesday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Wednesday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Thursday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Friday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Saturday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Sunday 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
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12 Reviews
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23 October 2017
We took a little train to see some animals then visited the caves. Animal tour was ok, but it had been raining so seats were wet and we were cold. The caves were nice, but having already visited caves that were much more stunning we were just left with an "ok way to spend the day" kind of feeling.
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02 October 2017
Brilliant caves with wonderful tour guides and a great 'old' atmosphere. Combine it with an expedition in the wild park (on foot: 2h30, by bus: 1h30) and you'll spend a lovely day in Han. Usually there is a tour to the caves and wild park every hour, with the wild park starting 30 minutes after every cave tour. 29€ for a full day pass. Half price for kids under 11, free when under 4.
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08 September 2017
A beautiful place for a getaway in Belgium. The group guide spoke Dutch and English so she said everything twice which was why it took a bit long all the explanations if you understand both languages. However she gave great details about the history and the current use of the cave. The tour takes about 1,5 hours and cost €23. We were with a group of 6 adults and a dog, it was dog friendly. But in the end there is a big boom to hear the echoes in the cave which is not so fun for the dog but that's only 2 seconds so.. the lighting in the cave was beautifully done so you could make some photos. Definitely recommend this place.
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28 August 2017
Fun filled. Toy train ride to Hans Cave was enjoyable. Inside we had good guide to illustrate every details. Also enjoyed 4d light and sound show inside cave. There was also a park and zoo. We didn't go there. Kids will enjoy it. It's a full day program.
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15 August 2017
Done the safari tour. Yes, the area is nice and you do see lovely animals behind their cages or in the 'wild '. But I found it truly expensive for what you see and get. I might have visited too many zoos and parks worldwide, to have this opinion. You pay quite a lot for a 1,5 hour tour with a few short stops inbetween. I suggest spending the same amount on a zoo where you can spend a whole day while seeing much more animals.
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28 July 2017
Wonderrfull Cave. Well illuminated. The Guide was a little too fast. The new discoveries were well lit. But he forgot to tell the Visitors to look into the water for the best view. On the Exit. Pity the boat was not used.
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29 June 2017
Great weekend gateway from Luxembourg. Very interesting and well organized cave with great light system, which makes it photogenic. Helpful and witty guides to walk you through the cave is definite plus. The Train ride until the entry of the cave adds up charm. Great Experience!
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17 April 2017
Parents with 2 kids (one almost three and one six year old). Started the day with the caves were nice but is more intended for older, let's say 8-9, guide was very nice and professional. It started with a train ride which the kids loved.
There was an anglophone family in the group and she took the time to give the same explanation in very decent English (she was francophone). She was passionate about the tour. Worth the visit, great scenery (small lightshow included), great guide. It lasted for about 1h45 train ride included.
The wildpark was impressive as well, we decided to go with the truck instead of walking. Adapted seats for kids and adults and open air. You get off three times. The driver does the talking in French and every now and plays a tape for Dutch. The landscapes were something I wasn't used to see in Belgium, large spaces and (sometimes fenced) free animals such as horses obviously feeling very free. Lots of deer, wild boars, owls, wolves, aurochs and such.. You can easily visit these in a zoo and see a larger variety but there's a clear difference when you see them in a natural habitat. Some came rather close to the truck, the driver threw them bit of grain to attract them. This tour lasted approximately 1h30 and the truck dropped us all off near the entrance (where we were parked) That ended the day.
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17 March 2017
It is just so big. You should really take your time there.
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11 February 2017
The caves are very interesting but the wildpark was a let down. It's a lot of money for the amount of animals that you can see on the way
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23 December 2016
We had a wonderful experience on the domain. The guides are friendly and enthusiastic. The park itself is well-maintained and it was nice to see that there were some animals that were free to roam the terrain. The theme song is also quite an earworm!
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18 October 2016
Spectacular caves. The light and music display in the caverns is very tastefully presented. Guides are knowledgeable, great sense of humour a masterful interaction with people of all ages on the tour.
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