For visitors
Added on: 29.05.2020
From 01.06.2020 onwards, you can join us again for walks at the Graduation Tower. We can assure you that we have devoted the last few weeks to preparing the facility for safe and comfortable use.
Visiting the Graduation Tower is quite special, as it is an individual experience – it does not take place under the supervision of a guide and without the need to arrive at the meeting place at a specified time (during the opening hours of the facility). The Graduation Tower will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
However, we have introduced some restrictions to ensure the safety of our visitors. In designated places we placed containers with disinfectant – you will need to disinfect your hands before entering the Graduation Tower. The number of Graduation Tower visitors is limited to 50, and the observation decks will remain closed for the time being. Detailed information on the actions taken are be available HERE.
The information about the opening of the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine can be found HERE.
In the media and beyond
At the beginning of July in the mine underground, we shot nine ads which will be part of the “Let’s Meet in the Mine of Mysteries” campaign.
Hidden dimension
Wieliczka brine not only works perfectly as a healing mineral water in the graduation tower but is also a valuable ingredient in cosmetics. It is worth testing it in this role, as encouraged by the DermicSalt product line.
For visitors
Starting 8 June, the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine will resume tourist operations. Explore the Tourist Route!
For visitors
The “Wieliczka” Salt Mine will be closed since 12.03.2020 until 7.06.2020
From the life of the company
Easter – a time of hope and renewal – is nigh.
We wish you health, strength, optimism and faith, because it is done – the Tomb is empty.
May the Resurrected Christ strengthen your faith, give you hope and embrace you with love.
For visitors
The photographs of nature are among the most beautiful; however, it is worth keeping in mind that the beauty of nature is not only what we see on the surface of the earth – it also encompasses the amazing places hidden deep underground, invisible to the human eyes. The “Wieliczka” Salt Mine is one of such places. Can you take amazing pictures of nature in there? Certainly!
For visitors
The Małopolska region abounds in great tourist attractions, and the Wieliczka mine is definitely one of the best ones. While underground, the tourists can admire beautiful chambers, some of which are chapels, including the most famous of all, the St Kinga’s Chapel. The Wieliczka mine is associated with this patron saint, which is why it may be worthwhile to learn more about the fragment of the mine devoted to her.
For visitors
“Poland See More – Weekend at Half Price” is a promotional campaign addressed to both the tourism industry and private individuals, who, on the weekend specified by the organiser, have the opportunity to take advantage of a 50% discount on selected tourist services throughout the country.
For visitors
Are you going to visit Wieliczka? Certainly, you are also going to see the famous Salt Mine. It is no secret that touring the Mine is a great adventure, but – like any adventure – you need to be well-prepared for it.
From the life of the company
The “Wieliczka” Salt Mine – one of the most frequently visited tourist attractions in Poland – records a good 2019, both in terms of the number of visitors.