The stone portal of the Christina tunnel, the visitor entrance to the Hallstatt salt mine, in a wooded slope.

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Hallstatt Salt Mine

Salzwelten Hallstatt is the show mine in the salt mountain high above Hallstatt, where salt has been mined since at least 1500 BC. A funicular climbs 360 metres to the high valley; guided tours walk about two kilometres through the tunnels, ride a 64-metre miners' slide, pass an underground salt lake and a Bronze Age wooden staircase, and leave on the mine train.

Nearby

Hallstatt Skywalk

tourist attraction

Hallstatt Charnel House

religious building

Hallstatt Museum

museum

Market Square

tourist attraction

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