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Who was in the salt mines near Salzburg (Bad Dürrnberg Cave)?
I saw a tour near Salzburg in one of the travel agencies. Salt mines in the Bad Dürrnberg cave.
Firstly, I did not fully figure out where exactly this cave is, either in the city of the same name in Germany or in Austria, near the city of Hallen. And then and then next to Salzburg, and there and there there is such a toponym - a mountain and a cave. I may have missed something - please correct me. Thanks
And secondly, I would like to understand what this cave and its surroundings (are the views beautiful?) are.
I would really like to see a photo report from this place or ask an eyewitness :-)
In the advertisement of the tour it is written that there is a ferry and the group will swim across the underground lake on it, there are some slides that you need to slide down in the cave...
In general, it is written, tempting, but I did not find any pictures inside.
I would be grateful for the information
Firstly, I did not fully figure out where exactly this cave is, either in the city of the same name in Germany or in Austria, near the city of Hallen. And then and then next to Salzburg, and there and there there is such a toponym - a mountain and a cave. I may have missed something - please correct me. Thanks
And secondly, I would like to understand what this cave and its surroundings (are the views beautiful?) are.
I would really like to see a photo report from this place or ask an eyewitness :-)
In the advertisement of the tour it is written that there is a ferry and the group will swim across the underground lake on it, there are some slides that you need to slide down in the cave...
In general, it is written, tempting, but I did not find any pictures inside.
I would be grateful for the information
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Bad Dürrnberg is a village near Hallein, a 30-minute drive from Salzburg. The mountain is called Dürrnberg. The entrance to the caves is in Austria, but you spend most of your time underground in Germany. There is even a border post at a depth of 200 m.
Photos and information can be found here:
http://salzburg-guide.ru/mir-soli-solyanye-shakhty
Photos and information can be found here:
http://salzburg-guide.ru/mir-soli-solyanye-shakhty
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