Go underground to discover the magical world of salt in Wieliczka. Take advantage of private car transfers from Katowice and skip-the-line tickets for a group tour of the Salt Mine conducted in your native language by a Licensed Guide.
Highlights:
• Visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine with a Local Expert Guide
• Save time with skip-the-line tickets for a group tour in your native language
• Admire the hand-carved salt tunnels, chapels and sculptures
• Learn the history and legends of salt mining in Poland
• Enjoy private car transfers with pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Katowice
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is an absolute must-see when you are in Katowice. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a prime example of Polish history and culture. Join a Licensed Guide on the official tour with skip-the-line tickets and private car transfers from Katowice. Take a deep breath of the clean air deep below the earth's surface and taste the salt on your lips.
Pickup included
For your convenience, for this 6-hour trip we will organize a private driver and a clean, air-conditioned car to take you from Katowice to Wieliczka. Pickup and drop-off point will be at your accommodation, so you won’t waste time looking for the meeting point.
With skip-the-line tickets you will beat the crowds and enjoy a guaranteed 3-hour guided tour of the Salt Mine, regardless of traffic and other delays.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine group tour of up to 30 people will be led by an Expert Guide who is fluent in your native language. Together, you will discover the secrets of the underground saline wonderland. Take a journey through over 800-years of salt mining history in Poland, filled with interesting facts and legends about important historical figures, such as that of Saint Kinga of Poland. You will explore the shafts and labyrinthine passageways chiseled in salt, displays of historic salt-mining technology, an underground saline lake, numerous chapels and countless statues carved out of the rock salt by miners and by contemporary artists. After the guided tour, we will take you back to Lodz in a private car.
Information for the customer (Know before you go)
• Please check your email the day before the tour for important information. The exact schedule and pick up time will be confirmed via email.
• Skip-the-line tickets to Wieliczka Salt Mine allow you to skip the ticket line, but due to limited capacity there is usually a line to get in. There are 800 steps to descend the Salt Mine. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and layered clothes. Visitors return to the surface by an elevator.
• We'd be happy to organize a tour for people with reduced mobility. The route will be shortened and visitors will take an elevator down and up the salt mine. Please contact us via chat, email or phone to make a booking.
• This experience includes private car transfers from/to Katowice with an English speaking driver and group tour of the Wieliczka Salt Mine conducted in the language selected when booking. As it is a public tour other participants may join your group.
• We will arrange private transfers in a standard car (sedan) for groups of 1-4 people, and in a larger van for groups of 5 and more. We recommend booking a 5-people tour if you want to travel in a more spacious car.
• We suggest bringing snacks and drinks as there will be no lunch break.
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