| Name | Location | Canton | Notes |
|---|
| Col des Roches Caves [fr] | Le Locle |  Neuchâtel | Show cave with subterraneanwatermills atCol des Roches, close to theFrance–Switzerland border |
| Grotte aux Fées | Saint-Maurice |  Valais | Show cave, contains anunderground waterfall |
| Grotte de Cotencher | Rochefort | Neuchâtel | ContainedNeanderthal skeletal remains, artifacts |
| Grotte du Bichon | La Chaux-de-Fonds | Neuchâtel | ContainedCro-Magnon skeletal remains |
| Höllgrotten [de][2] | Baar |  Zug | Grotto atLorzentobel (ravine of the riverLorze), a show cave |
| Hölloch | Muotathal |  Schwyz | Show cave, second longest cave in Europe |
| Kesslerloch | Thayngen |  Schaffhausen | ContainedPaleolithic artifacts |
| Kristallhöhle Kobelwald [de][3] | Oberriet |  St. Gallen | Show cave |
| Lamberta Caves [fr][4] | Môtier |  Fribourg | 200 metres [660 ft] long tunnel built duringWorld War I |
| Réclère Grottos [fr][5] | Réclère |  Jura | Accessible grotto, part of the Prehisto-Park, with life-sized dinosaur figures |
| Saint Beatus Caves [de][6] | Beatenberg |  Bern | Show cave, named after Irish/Scottish-born monk and hermitBeatus of Lungern |
| Saint-Léonard underground lake | Saint-Léonard | Valais | Show cave, contains Europe's largestsubterranean lake |
| Schweizersbild | Schaffhausen | Schaffhausen | Rock shelter, containedpaleolithic art and skeletal remains |
| Siebenhengste-Hohgant-Höhle | Eriz,Beatenberg,Habkern | Bern | Not accessible to the public |
| Wildenmannlisloch | Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann | St. Gallen | Accessible, contained prehistoric remains |
| Wildkirchli | Schwende-Rüte |  Appenzell Innerrhoden | Accessible, located atEbenalp. Contained prehistoric remains |
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