WIELICZKA SALT MINE
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, located just outside Kraków, is one of Poland’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This extraordinary underground complex stretches for over 300 kilometers, with tunnels, chambers, and chapels carved entirely out of rock salt. Visitors can explore stunning salt sculptures, underground lakes, and the famous Chapel of St. Kinga – a breathtaking cathedral deep beneath the earth. With centuries of history, unique architecture, and a mysterious atmosphere, Wieliczka offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Poland’s mining heritage. You can find more information on the official Wieliczka Salt Mine website.
The Bochnia Salt Mine, located about 40 km east of Kraków, is the oldest salt mine in Poland, with roots dating back to the 13th century. It offers a fascinating underground journey through centuries of mining history, complete with multimedia exhibitions, underground chapels, and even a unique underground train ride. The mine combines history, technology, and adventure, making it a perfect destination for families, history lovers, and curious travelers alike. You can find more information on the official Bochnia Salt Mine website.
BOCHNIA SALT MINE
Join us for a unique one-day trip that takes you deep beneath the surface to explore two of Poland’s most remarkable underground treasures. Your adventure begins in the heart of Kraków with a delicious cup of coffee and a sandwich or cake, followed by a comfortable car ride to the world-famous Wieliczka Salt Mine. After a guided tour through stunning salt-carved chambers and the breathtaking Chapel of St. Kinga, we’ll continue on to Bochnia – the oldest salt mine in Poland. There, you’ll uncover centuries of history, ride an underground train, and even experience a magical boat crossing. After a day full of exploration and unforgettable sights, we’ll bring you back to Kraków in comfort and style.
ONE DAY TRIP
9. What should I bring with me?
Comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket, and your camera (photography is allowed in most areas).
10. Can I book this trip as a private tour?
Yes, private tours are available on request.
8. Do we visit both mines on the same day?
Yes – first Wieliczka, then Bochnia. After both tours, we return to Kraków in the evening.
7. Is food or water provided during the trip?
A coffee and snack at the start are included. You may also bring your own water or purchase drinks/snacks near the entrances to the mines.
6. What is the temperature inside the mines?
The temperature underground is about 14–16°C (57–60°F) year-round, so bring a light jacket even in summer.
5. Is the tour suitable for children or elderly visitors?
Yes, but please note there are many stairs (especially in Wieliczka). Both mines are accessible for older children, but strollers are not allowed. Elevators are available at some points.
4. How much walking is involved?
Expect to walk around 3–4 kilometers in each mine, mostly underground. Comfortable shoes are strongly recommended.
3. Are the tours guided in English?
Yes, both Wieliczka and Bochnia Salt Mines offer guided tours in English. Other languages may be available on request.
2. What’s included in the price?
The price covers pickup and drop-off at The Morning Hug Bakery in Kraków, transportation by comfortable car/van, entry tickets to both salt mines, guided tours, and a welcome coffee with a sandwich or cake.
1. How long does the tour last?
The tour takes around 9–10 hours, including travel time, guided tours of both salt mines, and short breaks.
FAQ – One-Day Trip to Wieliczka & Bochnia Salt Mines
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