Venture into the depths of history on this 4 to 5-hour journey through the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a treasured UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest mines in the world. Wander through the impressive underground tunnels, marvel at the intricate chapels carved into the salt-rock walls, and uncover the secrets that draw over a million visitors to this mesmerising site each year.

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the captivating Wieliczka Salt Mine, a hidden gem near Krakow that boasts an incredible legacy. This medieval marvel has been in operation since the 13th century, producing salt for centuries until its closure in 2007. Its significance was officially recognized in 1978 when it earned the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site title. The mine's original tunnels stretch for an astonishing 300 kilometers, spanning nine levels and reaching depths of up to 327 meters. As you venture into the mine, you'll descend 380 steps to the first level, 64 meters below the surface. After exploring the underground wonders, you'll ascend to the third level (135 meters below) and take the lift back up to the surface. Be amazed by the mine's majestic corridors, adorned with intricate statues and sculptures, skillfully crafted from salt by miners and modern artists. These masterpieces bring to life the rich heritage of this iconic site, which has captivated famous visitors including Nicolaus Copernicus, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and Frederic Chopin. After delving into the mine's fascinating history, you'll return to Krakow, bringing back memories of this unforgettable experience.