2025 Wieliczka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Sign up for tripbestJuly Hotel Tester The hotel in the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland is Hotel Grand Sal, which is a great location for visiting the salt mine! The service is first-rate and it is only a 2-minute walk from the salt mine tourist route. The rooms are a little historic, but the bathrooms are very clean and modern, and the water for showering is thermal water. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, especially the sauna and spa! The rooms are spacious, fresh, and equipped with everything you need: air conditioning, kettle, fridge, and bathtub. Had breakfast in the hotel restaurant, and the food was ok. The only small downside is that the breakfast buffet is a bit limited. There is nothing wrong with what is provided, but there is not much to choose from.

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#Sign up for June Hotel Tester 2025 Hotel Galicja Spa Wieliczka is a three-star hotel with comfortable accommodation located next to the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine in the suburbs of Krakow, Poland. The rooms are relatively classic, but the location is excellent. The ticket office of the World Heritage Salt Mine is a 5-minute walk from the hotel, and it is also convenient to take a bus or train to the center of Krakow. It is suitable for early morning or late night salt mine tours. The elegantly decorated rooms are very clean, the Wi-Fi is OK, and the affordable rooms have no air conditioning but heating. There is a spa center that provides various massages and beauty treatments, but I didn't try it. There is a restaurant in the hotel, which serves Polish and international cuisine for breakfast, but there are few hot dishes.

#0yentravelJanuary2025 #overseastravel #Poland The Wieliczka Salt Mine was one of the world's first industrial heritage sites, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978⛏️ It is a must-see spot when sightseeing in Poland's ancient city of Krakow😆 It is said to be 327m deep with 9 underground layers and a total length of 300km😳 Not all areas are open to the public, but the vast underground space is so vast that it cannot be imagined from the surface, and you cannot wander freely without a guide, so it is a must to join a guided walk that takes 2 to 3 hours✍️ In fact, you will definitely get lost without a guide😂 First, you keep going down the endless spiral staircase, and when you start to feel dizzy, you finally reach the walking area🍃 It was an exciting and thrilling time, like being on an expedition or an amusement park attraction💓

The "Wieliczka" Salt Mine - a rock salt mine in Wieliczka near Krakow. From the 13th century to 1772, together with the "Bochnia" salt mine, it was part of the Kraków Saltworks. The salts mined in the mine come from the Miocene. In 1976, the mine was entered into the national register of monuments. Two years later, it was entered by UNESCO on the first World Heritage List. In 1989, the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine was added to the List of World Heritage in Danger, from which it was removed in 1998. Since 1994, it has also been a monument to the history of Poland. On June 30, 1996, mining of the deposit was completely discontinued. In 2007, the "Wieliczka" Salt Mine was recognized as one of the seven wonders of Poland in the "Rzeczpospolita" plebiscite, winning the largest number of votes. The underground tourist route of the Wieliczka mine was established at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. About a million tourists annually visit about 3 km of the route consisting of 20 chambers, located at depths from 64 to 135 meters (levels I - III). There are about 800 stairs to overcome on the route. Part of the route is wheelchair accessible. The tour lasts about 2-3 hours. On the official website of the monument, you can take a virtual walk around the object. #polandtravel #salt #mine

The salt cooling tower in Wieliczka was built for more than a year, several dozen people took part in the work. Salt cooling tower in Wieliczka in numbers Healing salt water flows in the Salt Graduation Tower in Wieliczka. She received a certificate of medicinal mineral water, it is recommended to be used in particular for inhalation. As the salt water flows down the branches of the blackthorn, it thickens - while partially evaporating, saturating the air around the cooling tower with salt aerosol. It has special healing properties, since aerosol particles can enter the body through the mucous membranes of the respiratory system and through the skin. #bucketlistreboot #poland #wieliczka

#Sign up for tripbestJuly Hotel Tester The Wieliczka Salt Mine is located in the town of Wieliczka, southeast of Krakow. It only takes about 35-40 minutes to drive there. Due to the convenient transportation and short round-trip time, tourists who travel to Krakow on their own usually include this attraction in their itinerary. The Wieliczka Salt Mine is a nine-story underground salt mine that has been mined since the 13th century. Currently, the top three floors of the salt mine are open to tourists. The whole thing is very large, like a huge underground city. There are rooms, chapels, and underground lakes in the salt mine. In 1978, the Wieliczka Salt Mine was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A Different World Visiting the salt mine can be divided into Daniłowicz Shaft (tourist route) and Regis Shaft (miner route). There is no option for free travel at all. The salt mine is 327 meters deep. To enter the salt mine, you must first go through a long and quiet staircase. The tour guide is very experienced, but you have to walk fast, and there are many steep slopes and stairs, which is more difficult for people who are afraid of the dark or claustrophobic, children and the elderly. At the beginning, you have to walk at least half of the way before you can go to the bathroom or eat, so you must be prepared. To reach the third floor underground, in addition to constantly descending, you have to go through large and small tunnels. If you don’t follow the guide’s pace, you will definitely be trapped in this underground maze. You will see many wax figures and stone sculptures on the way, recording the development history of the salt mine and the working conditions and lifestyles of salt miners hundreds of years ago. At the end, there are restaurants and souvenir shops, with many choices and not expensive

When you think of Poland, you probably don't think of anything. When you think of Poland, you think of the famous tableware called Boleslawiec! It's so cute! It's expensive in Japan, but it's quite affordable when you buy it at a Polish market, so be sure to look for your favorite! Warsaw, Poland, is famous for being faithfully rebuilt after the entire city was once destroyed in the war. In addition, Poland is home to Auschwitz, which many people think is in Germany. Reservations are required, so book a guide in advance and have them explain various things on the tour! Another World Heritage Site, Wieliczka Salt Mine. You can take a tour of the salt mine⛏️. The famous food is pierogi, a Polish-style boiled dumpling! There are surprisingly many ways to enjoy Poland🇵🇱, so be sure to go! #Poland #absolutelyfreetrip #Warsaw #Krakow #Polishtableware #AuschwitzBirkenau #WieliczkaSaltMine

Krakow is a city that’s rich in history and culture, making it one of my favorite destinations. If you’re looking for some unique and fun things to do in Krakow, you’ve come to the right place! Highlights: Taste your way through the Kazimierz district, visit several of the best local spots to try traditional foods, learn about Polish cuisine and culture, try Polish Vodka and craft beer. Please go to Krakow’s Old Town, where you’ll see along the picturesque Planty Park, visit the impressive Barbican, and marvel at the Main Market Square and its surrounding landmarks. You’ll also cruise past Wawel Castle and the Vistula River with many stops for pictures along the way of course! Another highlight is:Wieliczka Salt Mine, 7.5 miles from the city, is one of the most popular day trips from Krakow, and a very entertaining one. The huge underground world of these salt mines, which were used for about 700 years, now houses galleries, a chapel, eating places and labyrinthine chambers. Set aside a few hours to explore it properly.

I've heard of Poland, but what's there? I know about Krakow and Warsaw, but... There are probably many people who don't have an image of Poland. I was one of them until I visited! This time, I'd like to introduce the world's first World Heritage Site, which I was most impressed by when I actually visited Poland. 📍Wieliczka Salt Mine Location: Daniłowicza 10, 32-020 Wieliczka, Poland Ticket: about 5,000 yen Access: ・From Krakow Central Station, take the train to Wieliczka Rynek-Kopalnia for about 20 minutes (1-2 trains per hour) ・Take the bus (no. 304) from Dworzec Główny Zachód bus terminal to Wieliczka Kopalnia Soli. About 1 hour The Wieliczka Salt Mine is easily accessible from Krakow and is a salt mine that stretches 300km underground. 😳✨ It's surprising that such a huge cave exists, but inside there are also large buildings, churches, and even a pond. As for the church, it's surprising that all the chandeliers and sculptures are made of rock salt. You'll be mesmerized by its beauty and rarity. ✨ There are also shops, restaurants, and cafes where you can buy souvenirs inside the cave, so you can really get a feel for how huge it is. It was so grand that I felt it could be registered as a World Heritage Site! Entry is only by guided tour, so it's interesting to listen to the explanation. If you can understand English, it's recommended to walk close to the guide. You may not be able to hear the voice if you're at the back. They will tell you various things, such as the legend that led to the discovery of this huge cave and the purpose of the structure. ⚠️Tickets are often sold out, so get them online early. You can only enter the cave as part of a guided tour, so you cannot enter on your own. #EuropeExploration

Salt mine Wieliczka near Krakow, great experience under the Earth. Statue of Mikolai Kopernik is made of salt rock. They have huge church under at around 100m below the ground. They are organising weddings there, really spefic option. The air is fresh and very convenient for people with allergies.

#springitinerary **Why You MUST Visit:** Kraków is Poland’s cultural heart—a dazzling mix of **medieval grandeur, vibrant Jewish heritage, and youthful energy**. From Wawel Castle to underground salt cathedrals, every corner tells a story! --- ## **📅 3-Day Itinerary: The Best of Kraków** *(Compactable to 2 days if needed)* ### **Day 1: Royal Kraków & Old Town Magic** **🌅 Morning: Wawel Hill** - Explore **Wawel Castle** (State Rooms, Crown Treasury & Armory) - Visit **Wawel Cathedral** (climb Sigismund Tower for the famous bell!) - Descend into the **Dragon’s Den** & see the fire-breathing statue **🏰 Afternoon: Historic Old Town** - Walk the **Royal Route** from Florian Gate to Main Square - Marvel at **St. Mary’s Basilica** (don’t miss the hourly trumpet call!) - Shop at **Cloth Hall** for amber jewelry and souvenirs **🍴 Evening: Polish Feast** - Dinner at **Pod Aniołami** (medieval cellar with royal dishes) - Nightcap at **Pijalnia Wódki i Piwa** (Communist-era vodka bar) --- ### **Day 2: Jewish Heritage & Bohemian Vibes** **☕ Morning: Kazimierz District** - Breakfast at **Cheder Café** (Jewish-style coffee house) - Visit **Old Synagogue** & **Galicia Jewish Museum** - See the **Ghetto Heroes Square** (powerful chair memorial) **🚶 Afternoon: Podgórze & Street Art** - Cross **Father Bernatek’s Footbridge** (love locks galore!) - Explore **Schindler’s Factory Museum** (WWII history) - Hunt for murals in **Zabłocie** (Kraków’s artsy district) **🎻 Evening: Klezmer Music** - Dinner at **Ariel Restaurant** with live Jewish music - Drinks at **Alchemia** (Kazimierz’s most famous pub) --- ### **Day 3: Day Trip Wonders** **⚒️ Option 1: Wieliczka Salt Mine** - Descend 135m to see **salt chapels & underground lakes** - Visit the breathtaking **St. Kinga’s Chapel** **🕯️ Option 2: Auschwitz-Birkenau** - Powerful tour of the Nazi concentration camp memorial **🌳 Option 3: Zakrzówek Lagoon** - Kraków’s "little Croatia" - turquoise waters perfect for summer --- ## **💡 Kraków Like a Local: Pro Tips** ✔ **Best Time:** Spring & Fall (pleasant weather, fewer crowds) ✔ **Must-Eat:** Obwarzanek (Kraków bagel), zapiekanka (Polish pizza) ✔ **Transport:** Walkable center, use trams for longer distances ✔ **Hidden Gem:** **Kościuszko Mound** for best city views ✔ **Nightlife:** Start at **Piękny Pies** for craft cocktails --- **🍃 Why You’ll Fall in Love with Kraków:** - **Europe’s largest medieval market square** - **UNESCO sites at every turn** - **Thriving café culture & nightlife** - **Budget-friendly compared to Western Europe**

There are two routes in the Wieliczka Salt Mine: tourist route and miner route. Since we can see the underground church, we chose the tourist route. The salt mine tour was really popular. There were crowds of people early in the morning but the queues were still orderly. The guided tours were available in different languages ​​and tickets could be purchased in advance on the official website, but we wanted to be more casual so we decided to buy tickets on site. The ticket office also had different languages. After buying the English tour, we found that the Polish version was cheaper. I could only think that it was the English translation fee. Although the English was poor, I could still understand it a little. A large amount of salt resources were discovered in Wieliczka in the 13th century. It is one of the oldest salt mines in the world. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1978. After mining was stopped in 1996, it was transformed into a tourist route and opened to the public. The salt mine is large and deep, with a total of 9 floors from top to bottom. The tunnels are densely packed and can be called a maze. There are also churches and restaurants inside, but only a small part of it is actually visited. The tour guide, wearing a mining uniform, led everyone down hundreds of steps deep into the ground. Many tunnel walls were made of ores with a high salt content, and even had crystallized salt flowers. As we walked, he introduced the history of the mine and the operating tools at each stage, allowing us to get a glimpse into the world of the miners back then. The most eye-catching underground church on the tour route is St. Kinga’s Chapel, which was built exclusively for the miners who worked and lived underground. There are lifelike salt mine carvings on all four sides, which is truly amazing. After the approximately 2-hour guided tour, you can enter the Saltworks Museum for a free visit. There are also language-based queues. The 8-person English group follows the extremely fast-speaking tour guide as he wanders around underground, focusing on the history and tools of the mining area. The tour ends in about half an hour. #AprilGoodDestinations2025

I went to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, known as World Heritage Site No. 1! There is an exhibition on how salt was mined at the time. Only guided tours are available, and they are not available in Japanese, but they are available in English and other European languages. Tickets are limited in number, so make sure to reserve in advance. It's a bit of a hassle to walk for two hours, but it was an interesting experience to be able to see the actual salt blocks. Address: Daniłowicza 10, 32-020 Wieliczka, Poland #0 yen trip

#Poland #Salt Mine #Wieliczka Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland 🕰️Business hours: 9AM-5PM (Monday to Sunday) 📍Address: Daniłowicza 10, 32-020 Wieliczka, Poland 💰Average consumption: Tickets: PLN 128 💞Recommended reasons: As one of the famous world heritage sites, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is a must-see attraction when traveling to Poland. You can follow a guide to enter the world of the salt mine. In ancient Poland, salt could be used as a form of payment, so salt was the local economic pillar and resource. The entire Wieliczka Salt Mine is very huge, like a huge underground city, with various rooms, churches and underground lakes. All spaces are very magical and shocking. The whole tour was very interesting. The tour guide shared many mining stories and even took some salt from the salt wall next to it for visitors to taste. The whole tour experience was very special and wonderful. If you have the opportunity to travel to Poland, you must visit this salt mine.

Friends! Don't miss these highlights on your 12-day European tour: a costume show dinner in the Czech Republic, a delicious fish meal in Hallstatt, and crispy schnitzel in Austria. Explore the Wieliczka Salt Mine, the mysterious Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), St. Barbara's Church, the Pilsner Urquell Brewery Museum, the magnificent Golden Hall, Schönbrunn Palace and its gardens, and Fisherman's Bastion. Walk through Warsaw, Prague, and other cities, and experience the European atmosphere! -------------------- Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Beijing 🛫 and fly to Europe to start a wonderful journey! Days 2-4: Arrive in Warsaw 🌆, tour the Polish capital, then travel to Brno, Czech Republic, and finally arrive in Prague to admire the Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock 🕰️. Days 5-6: Visit Karlovy Vary and Pilsen, experience the charm of Baroque architecture, and then travel to Český Krumlov and Salzburg 🏰. Days 7-8: Stroll through Hallstatt and Vienna, savor fish meals 🐟 and schnitzel 🥩, and visit Schönbrunn Palace and the Golden Hall 🎵. Days 9-10: Travel through Hungarian towns and Bratislava, and finally arrive in Budapest to visit Fisherman's Bastion 🏯. Day 11: Explore Budapest in depth, admiring the Hungarian Parliament Building and Andrássy Avenue 🌆. Day 12: Return to Beijing 🛬, concluding a wonderful European tour! -------------------- Travel Preparations: 🧳 Are you ready for these essential items for your European tour? 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget to prepare a European SIM card for easy communication and to save on roaming charges! 🔌 Plug Adapter: European plug standards are different from ours, so bring an adapter to ensure you can charge your devices! 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, and translated driver's license—don't forget important documents. Safety first! 👗 Clothing: March in Europe can be chilly, so bring a thick coat and light sweaters for comfort and warmth! 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Essential for travel, keep your phone and camera charged with a power bank for worry-free battery life! -------------------- 🎉 Enjoy the diverse cultures of Europe on your trip. We hope this journey leaves you with unforgettable memories, and we look forward to seeing you again! 🌍

Winter vacation is coming! A 14-day tour of multiple European countries will take you to visit romantic cities and explore exotic customs! Super practical strategy, hurry up and watch it! -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1-2: Depart from Shanghai Pudong🛫, arrive in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, and then visit Jõgeva and Tartu. Day 3-4: Cross to Viljandi, Pärnu, and then to Sgarda and Riga in Latvia. Day 5: Explore Riga in depth and experience the charm of this city. Day 6-8: Pass through Bauska, Klaipeda, then arrive in Kaunas, Lithuania, pass through Trakai, and finally arrive in Vilnius. Day 9-12: Visit Vilnius and the surrounding Mikołajki, then go to Warsaw, Poland, passing through Wieliczka, Krakow, and also include a trip to Auschwitz. Day 13-14: Return from Warsaw to Shanghai Pudong, ending the pleasant European trip. -------------------- Attractions to visit: Wieliczka Salt Mine ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Daniłowicza 10, 32-020 Wieliczka, Poland ⏰Open from 09:00 to 17:00 🕰️Visit duration: 3-5 hours The salt mine, deep underground and like a maze, brings you a different underground adventure experience. Tallinn Old Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Vanalinn, Tallinn, Estonia ⏰Open all day 🕰️Visit duration: 2-6 hours This medieval city is located at the crossroads of Europe, and walking through it is like traveling through time and space. Warsaw Old Town ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Warsaw Old Town, Poland, Postal Code: 03 ⏰Open all day 🕰️Visit duration: 2-3 hours Here, you can taste authentic Polish food and appreciate the charm of medieval architecture. Auschwitz Concentration Camp ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Więźniów Oświęcimia 20, 32-603 Oświęcim, Poland ⏰Open from 07:30 to 17:30 on February 1st to February 28th 🕰️Visit duration: 3-5 hours This is a witness to the history of World War II, with densely packed prison cells, which makes people feel the heaviness of history. Grand Market Square (Central Square) ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Center of Old Town, Krakow ⏰Open from 07:00 to 22:30 on Monday to Saturday; open from 07:00 to 22:00 on Sunday 🕰️Visit time: 1 hour Here, you can deeply feel the authentic customs and customs of Poland, and it is a good place to experience local culture. -------------------- Tips: 1. Pay attention to the time difference! European summer time is 6-7 hours behind China, and winter time is 7-8 hours behind. 🕒 2. The climate in Europe is cold in February, with an average temperature of 0-5°C, so remember to bring a thick coat! ❄️ 3. ​​Traveling to multiple countries in Europe requires a visa, so prepare the materials in advance and travel smoothly! 📖 4. Travel safety is very important, pay attention to personal belongings and avoid crowded areas. 🔒 5. Integrate into the local culture and learn basic language to make your trip more interesting! 🗣️ -------------------- In-depth tour of multiple countries in Europe, different scenery, different stories, waiting for you to explore one by one and enjoy the exotic customs!

#NewYearNewTrip Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in the world. It is located in Wieliczka, Poland and has a long and interesting history. Construction began in the 13th century. There are many interesting things for tourists, such as: *** Underground Chapel This church is made from real salt dug from the mine and is beautifully decorated with intricate salt carvings, as well as statues and paintings made from salt, giving the church a strange and impressive atmosphere. *** The Grand Hall A large and spacious hall that was once used as a salt storage area and for holding various events in the past. These halls are full of amazing structures from salt excavations that are hundreds of years old. *** Salt Mine Museum This museum located in the salt mine will teach you about the history of salt mining, the use of past technologies, and how salt was mined over the centuries. The museum also displays equipment used in the salt mine and information about the geography of the area. The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most interesting and exciting tourist attractions in Poland because it has both natural beauty and important historical value. #wieliczkasaltmine #poland #polandtrip #europe #europetrip

13-day tour in Europe, from romantic Paris to classical Rome, experience European style in one stop! Collect this super detailed guide to make your journey more complete! . A tour of Europe, crossing the customs of many countries, from romantic France to classical Italy, and then to Germany with a rich history. Travel along the way and feel the collision and fusion of different cultures, as if traveling through a time tunnel! 🌍✨ . 🗺Route arrangement: Day 1: Shanghai gathering day❤️ Day 2-3: Fly from Shanghai to Budapest, then to Bratislava, and finally arrive in Vienna. Highlights include Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, and Vienna, the world's music capital🎼 Day 4-5: Depart from Vienna, via Zilina, and arrive in Krakow. On the way, we visited the cultural heritage Schönbrunn Palace, the former capital of Poland, Krakow, and the Wieliczka Salt Mine💎 Day 6-7: From Krakow to Warsaw, and then arrived in Wroclaw. Feel the greenery of the Polish capital and the charm of the European Capital of Culture in 2016✨ Day 8-10: Depart from Wroclaw, pass Prague, visit Cesky Krumlov and Budějovice, and finally arrive in Salzburg. During the trip, you can enjoy the world cultural heritage Prague city scenery and the beautiful European town Hallstatt🏰 Day 11-12: From Salzburg to Nuremberg, then via Würzburg, and finally to Frankfurt. Experience the unique style of Jerusalem on the Main River🌆 Day 13: Return from Frankfurt and arrive in Shanghai the next day❤️Pay attention to flight time and arrange subsequent trips reasonably . **Notes**: * Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance for a European tour, ensure the validity of your passport, and prepare the necessary application materials. 📖 * Airport transportation: Understand the transportation methods from the destination airport to the city, such as bus, subway, etc., so that you can easily go to the hotel or attractions. 🚇 * Currency exchange rate: Check the exchange rate between the local currency and RMB before departure, plan your budget reasonably, and enjoy a pleasant shopping experience. 💶 * Safety protection: Purchase travel insurance to ensure timely assistance in emergency situations, making your journey more secure. 🔐 * Local customs: Respect local culture and customs, avoid unnecessary troubles, and integrate into the local pace of life. 🌍 . Tour Europe, enjoy the exotic customs, leave unforgettable memories, and look forward to the next romantic trip! 🌍✨

#getgoing2025 Wieliczka Salt Mine: A Subterranean Wonder Near Kraków Located just outside Kraków, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the oldest and most famous salt mines in the world, dating back to the 13th century. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the mine stretches over 287 kilometers of tunnels and chambers, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the history of salt mining and the underground world beneath Poland. Highlights: • Chambers and Tunnels: Explore the labyrinth of tunnels and vast underground chambers, including the impressive St. Kinga’s Chapel, which is entirely carved out of salt and features stunning chandeliers and sculptures. • Salt Sculptures: The mine is home to numerous salt sculptures, including religious figures, historical scenes, and intricate designs created by miners over the centuries. • Museum of Salt Mining: Learn about the history of salt mining, the tools used, and the labor involved in this centuries-old industry through interactive exhibits and displays. • Underground Lakes: Discover the eerie beauty of underground lakes and saline wells, some of which are several hundred meters deep. • The Tourist Route: The most popular tour route, which takes visitors through the most impressive sections of the mine, including the chambers, tunnels, and the historic equipment used by miners. • Miner’s Route: A more active, hands-on experience where visitors can try salt mining techniques and even participate in a simulated mining experience. Tips: • Best Time to Visit: The mine is open year-round, but it’s best to visit in the spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) for fewer crowds. • Wear Comfortable Shoes: The tour involves walking through narrow, sometimes uneven paths, so comfortable footwear is essential. • Guided Tours: The mine offers guided tours in several languages, providing deeper insights into the history, legends, and significance of the salt mine. • Take the Elevator Down: Visitors enter the mine via a deep elevator shaft, which adds to the sense of adventure and excitement as you descend into the underground world. The Wieliczka Salt Mine is a must-visit for anyone in the Kraków area, offering a unique blend of history, art, and subterranean beauty. Whether you’re interested in the technical side of mining, historical architecture, or just marveling at the intricate salt sculptures, there’s something for everyone. Would you like more details on tour options or visiting hours?

Friends with silver hair, are you planning to travel to Europe on New Year’s Day? World heritage attractions such as Wieliczka Salt Mine and Prague Castle are waiting for you to explore! Travel to many countries on the 13th, don’t miss it! -------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai to Helsinki, then transfer to Berlin to start your European trip! Day 2-3: After visiting Berlin, drive to Potsdam and Dresden, then to Karlovy Vary, and finally to Prague. Day 4: Visit Prague for a full day and feel the charm of this city. Day 5-6: Depart Prague and head to Telč, Cesky Krumlov and Czech towns, then to Salzburg, Hallstatt and Austrian towns. Day 7-8: After visiting small towns in Austria, head to Vienna, then to Bratislava and Budapest. Day 9-12: Continue to visit Budapest, then head to Slovak towns, Krakow and Warsaw. Day 13: Fly back to Helsinki from Warsaw, then transfer back to Shanghai, ending your happy European trip! 🛫 -------- Attractions to visit: 🌟 Schonbrunn Palace 🌟🌟 Address: Schönbrunn Palace, 1130 Vienna Opening hours: vary according to season Play time: 3-4 hours Visiting the Austrian royal family’s summer palace and French gardens to experience the profound history, culture and magnificent garden scenery is an experience not to be missed by seniors. 🎶 Vienna Golden Hall ✨✨ Address: Musikvereinspl. 1, 1010 Wien Opening hours: Monday to Friday 09:00-19:00; Saturday 09:00-13:00 Play time: 2 hours The Vienna Music Society Hall is known for its gorgeous decoration and unparalleled acoustics. It is a good place to listen to classical music, allowing seniors to immerse themselves in the ocean of music. 🏰 Fisherman's Bastion 🌅🌉 Address: Budapest, Szentháromság ter, 1014 Hungary Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1-2 hours The Fisherman's Bastion located on Castle Hill is a good location to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Danube River and Pest District. Its cloister provides a quiet resting space, and the night view is even more romantic and charming, making it very suitable for seniors. 🏛️ Hungarian Parliament Building 🖼️🌟 Address: Budapest, Kossuth Lajos Ter 1-3, 1055 Opening hours: November 1st to December 31st 08:00-16:00 Play time: 1 hour Admire the majestic architecture of the Hungarian Parliament Building and learn about the country's history and culture. The exquisite decorations, celebrity portraits and murals inside provide a rich cultural journey for seniors. -------- 🎒 Travel essentials: A list of items for a multi-country trip to Europe 📞 You must prepare a phone card to facilitate contact without losing contact. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug adapter, the voltage in Europe is different. 📜 All documents must be complete, including passport and visa. 👚 It’s freezing in Europe in December, so thick clothing and down are indispensable. 🔋 Chargers, power banks, and mobile phone cameras all need to be charged. 💊 Keep medicines with you at all times for peace of mind just in case. 💰 Have cash and credit cards ready so you don’t have to worry about shopping and dining. -------- The beautiful scenery of many European countries is waiting for you to explore, and there are new surprises at every corner! 🌍✨️Let this journey become an unforgettable memory for you!

#magicalxmastrip December 31st is the perfect day to visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine near Krakow! This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a unique experience as you descend into the depths of the earth. The mine features stunning underground chambers, intricate salt carvings, and a fascinating history that dates back to the 13th century. As the year comes to a close, exploring this magical place provides a memorable way to reflect on the past and welcome the new year with wonder! #wieliczka

#magicalxmastrip As you explore the Wieliczka Salt Mine, you'll encounter incredible salt sculptures, including a stunning rendition of "The Last Supper." This masterpiece showcases the skill of the miners who transformed salt into art, capturing the essence of this iconic scene. Each sculpture tells a story, inviting visitors to appreciate the creativity and dedication behind these works. Visiting on December 31st adds a special touch, as you can marvel at these artistic treasures while reflecting on the year gone by. #wieliczka

#magicalxmastrip One of the highlights of the "Wieliczka Salt Mine" is the breathtaking Chapel of St. Kinga, carved entirely from salt. This stunning church features intricate salt sculptures, chandeliers, and altars that create a serene and spiritual atmosphere. Visiting this remarkable chapel on December 31st allows you to experience a moment of reflection and gratitude as you admire the artistry and craftsmanship that went into its creation. It's a truly unique way to celebrate the end of the year! #wieliczka

I came, I salt, I found. A brilliant trip when visiting Poland. Easy trip on the train from krakow main station to the end of the line. A tour guide takes you round in 2 hours with some breathtaking things to see. The bagels were very salty but worth a try (with water) There are restaurants and souvenirs to look at and enjoy. #saltmine #poland #travel #salt #wieliczka

Getting There - the salt mine is possible to reach by bus and train, require some transit, and need to walk for a few mins to reach the salt mine. Private vehicle would be a good idea and much more preferred Attractions - See the wonders of the salt canvern, carved for its rich salt deposit and the carved salt sculpture, and many more Food & Restaurants - food down in the salt mine was okay, but you cannot bring outside food down there Shopping - buy some salt!

Wieliczka Salt Mine Address: Wieliczka, a small town near Krakow, Poland Environment/Facilities-Salt Lake/Lobby/Church/Mining Model Features - Underground Adventure/Underground City Price per person - ard hkd$250 Rating – 4.5/5 #OverseasTravel #Poland #Krakow #WorldHeritage