The best idea for cold and rainy days!

Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most eagerly visited tourist sites in Poland. Its unique character and beauty was created by nature about 15 million years ago. During almost nine centuries of salt exploitation, Wieliczka Salt Mine developed into an extensive underground city with a therapeutic climate and steady temperature of 14ºC. As a cultural and geological phenomenon, it was visited already in the 15th century. Nowadays it is a complex labyrinth consisting of over 300 kilometres of galleries, about 3000 chambers and nine floors, the last of them at 327 metres underground.The two-kilometre Tourist Route in Wieliczka includes 22 chambers connected by galleries. A licenced, English-speaking guide will show you the ancient shafts, mysterious salt lakes, a collection of mining machines and equipment, sculptures, bas-reliefs, and the most impressive and opulent St. Kinga’s chapel. A weary visitor is more than happy to find a cosy, underground restaurant at the end of their route, where they can take a rest and have lunch. In 1978 Wieliczka Salt Mine was entered on the first UNESCO World List of Cultural and Natural Heritage.

Prices and discounts: 

10th November 2008 - 23rd March 2009 

English tour -  every day at 10:30 a.m. & 3:15 p.m.
German tour - every day at 3:15 p.m.
Spanish tour - Tue, Thu, Sat at 3:15 p.m.
French tour - every day on request
Italian tour - every day on request

Meeting point: in front of CRACOW CITY TOURS' office on Matejki Square no 2

Lasts: 4 hours

Includes: transport by bus, private guide - 1 for 35 people, courier, insurance 

Tickets are available in CRACOW CITY TOURS' offices, situated on:
a. 2 Matejki Square - next to the Barbakan
b. 44 Florianska St. - next to the St. Florian's Gate