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ul. Złota 7, 57-250 Złoty Stok, woj. dolnośląskie
The Gold Mine in Złoty Stok is an underground tourist route in a former gold and arsenic mine, featuring Poland's only underground waterfall.
The site is located in Złoty Stok, near the border with the Czech Republic, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. For centuries, Złoty Stok was one of the most important gold-mining centres in Europe.
The route comprises two adits - "Gertruda" (approx. 500 m) with a museum exhibition, and the "Black" adit (approx. 700 m) leading through 16th-century, hand-hewn workings. You can see Poland's only underground waterfall, take a ride on an underground tram, mint a commemorative coin and try your hand at gold panning.
For individual tourists, families with children and groups; extensive educational attractions.
Medieval Technology Park, mining museum, catering and accommodation facilities.
Open daily, 9:00-17:30.
Złoty Stok, ul. Złota 7, Lower Silesian Voivodeship; access by car.
