The cave is a bit underwhelming. It is the widest cave in the Baltics, I think, but for people who have travelled a bit around the world and took tours in caves in which you can actually walk in, this will be nothing. But anyway, if it is on your way, you can take some photos. I visited it because it is a 20 min walk from the cable car station and on the way to Turaida castle so I would pass by it anyway on foot. From the cave to Turaida it is 30 min walk. The writings in the cave are from 18th century according to info I had. This can be something interesting.

Not the largest of caves, compared to my local Cheddar caves, but worth a look when visiting Sigulda. There are hundreds of carvings into the very soft sandstone, I made an inscription at the smaller cave to the south of main one. You can take local minibus from station to Turaida castle for €0.70, there is a bus stop also by the caves, timetable from information centre at station. Or walk about 30-35 minutes from Turaida or Sigulda station.

We liked how quite a few items in the Gauja Valley were connected and found it interesting. This is where the Rose of Turaida died back in 1620 and Turaida Castle as well as Sigulda Old Castle are both nearby and on either side of the valley from the Gutman Cave. There is a paid parking lot nearby which is free after 5:40 pm and the caves are a 5 minute walk from this parking lot. There is a nice underpass for pedestrians and the cave has a nice park in front of it. Entrance to the area is free and there is a staircase that leads up to the Krimuldas Castles ruins and the cable car that goes over the valley. We took a car when we went and saw the cave and the surrounding castles over the course of a couple of four hours. There are some very good restaurants in Sigulda and we visited one before we turned in for a night at a hotel near Cesis.

One of A kind by size, Nice pic and stop to relax and Maybe enjoy Good hike. If stop ig For pic So wont take more than 20 min. But For hike you will need much more time. Enjoy the quite forest and nature. Search For For hidden caves

There are definitely bigger and more intense caves somewhere, but around here it is the king of caves and if you around then you take a visit to the king. There are hiking trails nearby and a nice park where to chill. If you don't like hiking, then I don't recommend to climb the stairs, because there are no special views up the hill. If you come by car, there is a paid parking lot across the street. The price for car is 2.50 local euros and in the parking lot there is an opportunity to buy Chinese goods.