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al. 1000-lecia 2, 62-650 Kłodawa, woj. wielkopolskie
The "Kłodawa" Salt Mine is a working rock-salt mine that offers the deepest underground tourist route in Poland - at a level of 600 m below ground.
The mine is located in Kłodawa in the Greater Poland Voivodeship (Koło district).
The mine is the most important producer of rock salt in Poland. The visit programme includes a talk on the history of the Kłodawa deposits, a descent by mining cage to the 600 m level and a walk through the workings to the underground Chapel of St. Kinga.
For tourists (by prior booking), organised groups and mining enthusiasts.
Tourist Traffic Office; meeting 15-30 min before the visit.
Proposed descent times: 9:15, 10:00, 14:30.
Kłodawa, al. 1000-lecia 2, Greater Poland Voivodeship.
Source: https://sol-klodawa.com.pl/zasady-zwiedzania/; https://sol-klodawa.com.pl/bilety-zwiedzanie/
