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The Hallstatt Skywalk is a 12-metre viewing platform that juts out from the mountainside about 360 metres above Hallstatt, beside the Rudolfsturm, a tower dating from the late 13th century at the top of the salt-mine funicular. It looks over the village rooftops and Lake Hallstatt to the mountains of the Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut World Heritage landscape.
The Market Square is the triangular centre of Hallstatt's old village, lined with listed burgher and salt-trade houses with flower-decked balconies. At its lower end stands a Holy Trinity column of Untersberg marble, carved in 1743 by the Salzburg sculptor Josef Anton Pfaffinger and set up in 1744.
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.
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