Visite de la mine de sel de Bucarest avec billet d'entrée
Description
À environ 100 kilomètres de Bucarest et à 44 kilomètres de Ploiesti, la mine de sel de Slanic est une destination reconnue pour les activités balnéaires et touristiques depuis 1853, date à laquelle elle a été déclarée destination touristique d'intérêt national en Roumanie. Parmi les superlatifs de la mine de sel (notamment la mine Union), l'objectif touristique et sanitaire le plus important de la station, il y a un énorme volume de sel excavé, environ 2,9 millions de mètres cubes, qui a conduit à la création de cavités aux volumes gigantesques. , respectivement 14 salles trapézoïdales totalisant environ 80 000 mètres carrés. Les 14 salles souterraines ont une ouverture de 10 mètres jusqu'au plafond, 32 mètres de largeur en bas et une hauteur de 54 mètres. La profondeur de la mine de sel est de 208 mètres. Ses dimensions impressionnantes lui ont valu le titre de plus grande mine de sel d'Europe.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous avons visité la plus grande mine de sel à 2h30 de voiture (y compris un arrêt sur le parcours pour une pause) nous arrivons à la mine de sel de Slanic Prahova et à la montagne de sel. La profondeur maximale de la mine est de 217 m et ses chambres trapézoïdales mesurent 55 m de hauteur, la superficie totale de la mine étant d'environ 80 000 m2. La hauteur d'une salle est de 70 m et le circuit contourne l'énorme pilier qui soutient la mine. La mine Unirea est le résultat de l'excavation de 2,9 millions de m3 de gisement de sel qui a créé des cavités aux volumes gigantesques : 14 chambres au profil trapézoïdal. à l'intérieur, vous pourrez visiter le lac salé et la cascade, que l'on peut admirer depuis un pont en bois. diverses expositions avec des équipements qui ont servi à exploiter la mine de sel ou à sauver les mineurs. Visite du Musée de la Mine
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Grand hotel bucarest
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Le temps restant sera réservé au transport et aux loisirs des voyageurs
Avis(30)
Highly recommend this visit to the Slănic Unirea Salt mine. Gabriel got us there and back safely and gave a good commentary about Bucharest as we were driving through and leaving the city. Unfortunately as I was sitting at the back of the minibus I couldn’t hear what he was saying a lot of the time especially while the bus was moving. The mine was huge and absolutely spectacular. Like nothing we’ve ever seen before. The journey time wasn’t too long either.
I really enjoyed visiting the salt mine. Perhaps what could have been missing was the option to have a guided tour, but to be honest I don't think it would be needed for this. Worth the money.
It is a very beautiful place easy to be reached. Temp of 12° C so a jacket is needed. Max tour inside approx of 40 min. The road inside the mines is a special experience. Bogdan was a careful guide moreover careful and experienced driver. Everything was according the mentioned program
Mine was amazing a little on the chilly side but that's to be expected, loads to do for the kids too, my husband and i really enjoyed it.
The caves were awesome and the transport to the location was comfortable. Sonia was an amazing tour guide!
I enjoyed the salt mine and would recommend it. It was a good experience with lots to see. Bring a jacket though.
The driver is on a schedule so you must be on time meeting outside by the taxis on the boulevard by Hotel Bucharest. They stop 15 minutes on the way there and also on the return (2 hour drive each way).They only play a short 2 minute video so you need to read about the mine when you get there. Bring a jacket it’s about 50 degrees inside you will get cold. There is a gift shop, interesting salt sculptures, tools that they used in the mine, a cafe, large children’s play area, and some games like ping pong, pool to play. It takes about 10 minutes to drive you down into the mine which is quite spectacular to see and is very large. You can do the tour in under 90 minutes which leaves you time to get back to the van for the return. There is also a cafe outside if you need a place afterwards. Very worthwhile to see it.
The mine is very beautiful and evocative, it is worth visiting. Unfortunately, the description of the excursion was not correct; it clearly indicated the presence of an "English-speaking guide," but at the beginning of the tour, we discover that there was no guide. It would have been more accurate to indicate "English-speaking driver."
Sold as a guided tour in English and actually transported back and forth to the mines The site to visit is spectacular, worth it, but without any explanation of the history of the place On the other hand when you buy the tour you are given the option of meeting or pickup point (which I selected and I was not given), making a lot of excuses and lying to me when claiming it through Viator customer service A cordial greeting
No complains, we were picked up at the Grand Hotel Bucharest, brought to the mine and taken back to the same location in the city. The driver was stopping on the way so that we could get snacks and use the bathroom. Everything was great!
