Poland's most precious underground salt mine 🇵🇱🧂🎇

#SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #GoodPlacesForParents #100WaysToTravel #Krakow #Poland 🇵🇱🎇Wieliczka Salt Mine in Krakow The salt mine has now become an official historical monument in Poland📝 and was included in the first UNESCO World Heritage List in 1978. It is known as the largest salt source in Poland‼ ️ Attractions 🤩💖 You will enjoy the landscape that cannot be found on the surface 🌅🏆: the famous underground salt lake and four churches: famous for the unique St. Kinga Church⛪️ There are also dozens of statues carved by miners with rock salt, and new sculptures made by contemporary artists complement the old sculptures 🕵🏻♂️Shafts and maze-like passages, historic salt mining technology displays, and beautiful underground rooms. There are also displays of old mining tools and machines as well as the methods of salt extraction and transportation used in the past 🗻🦼 Travel route 🛤️ The Wieliczka Salt Mine is 327 meters deep, the accessible depth is 135 meters, and the underground temperature is 17-18℃🌬️ Consists of the first three levels of the mine. It takes about 1.5 hours to walk the entire 2.2 km trail 🕰️Components of its interior design are carved out of salt and brine lakes, one of which is a sound and light performance space that plays the music of Frederic Chopin 🎹🎻 🔖Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland 📍Daniłowicza 10, 32-020 Wieliczka, Poland