Salt Mine Review

Salzburg salt mine is quite a huge place, here is also the city's most famous mineral resources, the castle and salt here is very famous, salt mining for many years, now is also a place to visit.

You go deep underground through a small train and walk through the passageway, which is impressive. The process of falling is fantastic and safe. There is nothing bad about it. There is not much detail about the miners. These four movies make you feel the magnificence of the ground floor and how disappointing it is to miss it. We recommend it and really worth seeing.

The Bechtesgaden salt mine is called salzbergwerk, but Salzburg means salt. You can reach it by taking 840/836/848 at the bus stop in front of Beizhen Railway Station. The salt mine located in the ground is a constant temperature of 12 degrees, so even if it is a big summer, you will wear a special clothes to enter, otherwise you will be frozen. First take the open train in, then slide down like a kindergarten child, and then take a boat to row in the dark lake. The lake is bitter cold. Pay attention to keep up with the big troops, don't fall behind, because everyone is a individual passenger, the leader will not count the number of people.

Music prodigy Mozart spent his youth here, making Salzburg a shrine to the music world. The beautiful garden of Mirabel Palace, built in 1606, was built by the then archbishop for his lover

The salt mine is a popular attraction for travellers. Its beautiful and the slides are exciting!!! However, if you have decided to go to the iceberg on the same day, you may have to give up salt mine.

I went to the salt mine a few years ago, changed my clothes, and followed an elderly man with a light. It felt like an adventure~ The salt mine was very large, and the cars, slides and boats in the pit were full of freshness~ The projection video on the wall played some stories at the time. If you are interested, you can try a salty brine ～ The ore sold in the small store outside the salt mine is very beautiful ～

Take a long bench-type railcar down, go through the cave, and then do a slide-like slide to visit the underground. While looking at the pictures, models, micro-movies, listening to the Chinese interpreter. Tour again speciously. I took a few photos on the observation deck, and the underground behind was too dark to take pictures. At the end of the tour, each person will send a small bottle of salt