The Łokietek Cave is a natural limestone cave located in the Ojców National Park in southern Poland. It is named after King Władysław Łokietek, who is said to have used the cave as a hideout in the 14th century. The cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites, attracting both tourists and researchers interested in geology and speleology. The cave is approximately 300 meters long and has several chambers. It is part of a larger network of caves in the region, which are known for their unique formations and rich biodiversity. Visitors can explore the cave through guided tours, learning about its history and natural features.