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The “Wieliczka” Salt Mine While you visit interesting places in Krakow, keep the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine in mind It is a historical site that for centuries has delighted tourists visiting unique tourist attractions in Poland
Wieliczka Salt Mine - Wikipedia The Wieliczka Salt Mine (Polish: Kopalnia soli Wieliczka) is a salt mine in the town of Wieliczka, near Kraków in southern Poland From Neolithic times, sodium chloride (table salt) was produced there from the upwelling brine
Cracow Saltworks Museum in Wieliczka Cracow Saltworks Museum in Wieliczka is one of the largest mining museums in Europe It poses exhibitions in the medieval Saltworks Castle and in the historic Salt Mine, where you can admire unique mining machines, minerals, works of art and beautiful chambers
Wieliczka Salt Mine - Tickets, opening hours and useful info Wieliczka is a small town just 14 km south of Kraków famous for its salt mines, considered among the oldest in the world The site was discovered in the 13th century and became a source of prosperity for many Polish merchants
The Wieliczka Salt Mine - Visit Krakow Since the Slavic settlers of medieval Poland first discovered the presence of rock salt in Wieliczka in the late 1200s, it has been the site of a phenomenal industrial undertaking that has seen the mining of almost 300 kilometres of navigable tunnel
Wieliczka Salt Mine Guide: Everything You Need to Know In this guide, I’ll cover everything that you need to know before visiting, including how to get to the salt mines, the different tours available, and even an entire walkthrough of the Wieliczka Salt Mine!
About the Salt Mines - Individual tourist - Wieliczka” Salt Mine Did you know that the mine is so huge that you can visit only 2% of the salt labyrinth? See the priceless monument of world material culture, entered in 1978 on the First UNESCO World Heritage List