Karst cave Jewish house (Judovska hiša) was carved in limestone by Krupa rivers predecessor. It can be located behind the village of Moverna vas in the forest above the river Krupa. Archaeological digs in 1960, 1985, and 1987 have revealed it was inhabited in the Palaeolithic. It is the first such discovery in Bela Krajina. Bone remnants belonging to various mammals and birds were found.

For dating the Alpine marmot was especially important since the layer dates back to the Pleistocene. Culturally the stone tools were important. All the finds can be viewed in Semič regional museum and Bela krajina's museum in Metlika. The cave is a protected site and a natural monument. Every Christmas the locals recreate the Nativity scene from the Bible. There are also sculptures on display and live music.