Salt Mine Berchtesgaden
Tourist attraction · Berchtesgaden ·

Salt Mine Berchtesgaden

Tourist attraction · Berchtesgaden ·

Salt mine tours with historic railway, slides, lake

Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null
Salt Mine Berchtesgaden by null

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Parkplatz Salzburger Straße 24 Gästeeinfahrt, Bergwerkstraße 83, 83471 Berchtesgaden, Germany Get directions

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Parkplatz Salzburger Straße 24 Gästeeinfahrt, Bergwerkstraße 83, 83471 Berchtesgaden, Germany Get directions

+49 8652 60020
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Öht

Google
The tour starts with a traditional railway into the mountain. Inside the mountain you can see and learn some interesting about the salt mining. The guided tour includes two times very cool slides from one to another level and a short crossing of an underground lake by boat. Recommend to buy you tickets online. Parking means extra costs unfortunately.

P Rijnart

Google
Interesting history of Salt mining combined with family fun (cart, slides, boating) in 1 hr. You can park the car for 4 euro on the parking on the other side of the river and road. Beware when weather is bad you need an umbrella to get to the entrance

Matt Wickham

Google
Really good enjoyed it, audio guides for us English people, was good fun really enjoyed it, the slides were nuts lol 😆 really hoped to have picked up a visitor guide book showing the caves and things as photos weren't allowed and I don't recommend even trying it. But they certainly like their salt.

Marta Abodi

Google
The tour of the salt mine was very well organized. Unfortunately, taking photos and videos is not allowed. We went down some sections using slides, and there was also a boat ride on an underground salt lake, accompanied by beautiful light shows and music. It was a very touching experience for me. I highly recommend this program to anyone visiting the area.😊

UnknownTim

Google
A salt mine located in the middle of a beautiful mountain landscape. The water in the river is crystal blue. The tour in the Salt mine is impressive/fun for old and young. You're driving 600 meters with a little Train inside the mountain.

kkkami

Google
Good activity to do with kids and you can also explore the salt mine also. Perfect vacation here. However, taking a photo inside is not allowed but it not a problem😊 Tips: No need to wait if you buy a ticket in advance in order to choose the entry time before enter.

Bea Kovács

Google
We didnt go in. It is a tourist trap. Tickets are expensive 25€ and ~32€ with some combined tickets, 50minutes guided trip. Its beyond me why there has to be amusement parks in saltmines. Torda salt mine was enough, also for a fragment of this price, and you could stay there as long as you wanted. Which is great for lungtherapy. Western countries are so kapitalistic they would even make air as a privilege... Basic human necessities like peeing is already an expensive privilege in most part of germany. No I dont have coins, No I dont want to buy the cupon down in the overpriced shop, tankstation or whatever. It is rare to find free toilet in germany. Their store: (Their tablesalt is slightly cheaper in the nearby stores.) +They have iodized salt with selene in the merch store. - They have iodized salt with extra fluoride. I remember fluoride was the main experimental material in the soviet era, they poisoned the water source of an entire village, it turned out it is causing people to become paranoid and an intense drop in their IQ. For pregnant women it is highly recommended to avoid it. It also causes tyroid problems and the dissolvement of calcium from the bones into the bloodstream. Im strongly against this. It is just a scam that is good for your teeth. It is against your brain. Its not something advised to put in your food, but it is already in the tapwater... Which may explain the behaviour of society nowadays. The fact they still successfully mistyped my name in their answer also just convinces me we did the right decision not going in... Just because the government, the authority, the american FDA approved something as food and somebody got bribed to bend over the lobbying, it wont make things healthy or beneficial for the people or their health. Tobacco, sugar lobby, hidrogenized ultraprocessed plant oils, fluoride..etc.

Александр Кучинский

Google
Nice place, I really liked the excursion and figured out a few interesting facts about salt mining. Unfortunately it's not allowed to do photos inside mines. The underground mirror lake was amazing! If you don't speak German they will give you an audio guide on your language. We took in russian, the quality of translation and audio was good. But devices don't always work properly, a few times audio wasn't turned on, to fix it you need to come closer to the station wis button which guide presses. It's not too cold underground, sweater and the mine suit they give you are enough, jacket not needed. Also there is no free parking (cost 4 EUR) and it's located 5-10 min walk from the mines.