Unveiling Cracow Saltworks Museum

The Cracow Saltworks Museum offers a glimpse into Poland's rich mining history, specifically the Wieliczka salt mines.

Founded in the 13th century, the museum served as the management board's seat until 1945. Key features include the 14th-century tower, the oldest mining shaft in Poland from the 13th century, and a historical kitchen from the 15th century.

Noteworthy Highlights

🏰 Tower: The only preserved facility in Medieval urban fortifications.

🔩 Shaft: Poland's oldest mining shaft.

🍽️ Kitchen: The first mass catering facility's walls.

With about 400 salt cellars from the 16th to 20th centuries, the museum is accessible to tourists. Family-oriented and suitable for history enthusiasts.