World Museum

Find the Wieliczka Salt Mine with usLocated near the earlier capital of Poland, Kraków, was the oldest in use endlessly as its establishment in the XIII century salt mine in the world in anticipation of it became a mining museum in 2007.

Over 300 kilometres

With a total corridor length of over 300 kilometres and depth of 327 meters it offers a 3.5 kilometre extensive sight-seeing tour, which takes you through a millennium of history and development of salt mining as glowing as folk myths and legends.

Throughout the journey downstairs the mine you will witness incredible salt carvings and statues completed to begin with by the miners and in contemporary period by artists.

Visiting southern Poland

 

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is occupied of halls and chambers fashioned in salt, yet an false underground lake is there! Visited by greater than 1.2 million citizens annually, The Wieliczka Salt mine is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-see for anyone visiting southern Poland, of course with Salt mine Tours Discover The Wieliczka Salt Mine with Salt mine Tours.

From Kraków

Just a few miles from Kraków is a UNESCO World Heritage site tempting more than a million visitors from all in excess of the world all day. The mine itself effective endlessly given that the XIII century pending 2007 is a tribute to the history of mining and thousands of miners who lived and worked there. Seeing that profound as 327 meters, it offers a fascinating 3.5 kilometres journey from beginning to end its corridors and shafts.

During the trip you pass from beginning to end innovative mining corridors into halls stamped elsewhere of salt, packed with amazing salt sculptures and carvings.