Salina Turda

Salina Turda, Romania

From series “The Scariest Mines in the World”

Transylvania also has salt mines, which have earned worldwide fame and became popular among fans of industrial tourism. Old salt mines are the main attraction of the small town of Turda, which a few years ago has been one of the largest salt manufacturing centers in Romania. Salina Turda would certainly appeal to fans of science fiction films, as amazing landscapes, which open during the descent into the mine, look like the scenery for films about extraterrestrial civilizations.

Salina Turda, Romania
1 out of 11 - Kamioka, Japan 2 out of 11 - Dugin quarry, Russia 3 out of 11 - Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland 4 out of 11 - Salina Turda, Romania 5 out of 11 - Aalen, Germany 6 out of 11 - Zeche Zollverein, Germany 7 out of 11 - Staritsa catacombs, Russia
Salina Turda, Romania The reason for this is widespread deposition of salt crystals forming a unique view. Sometimes they may be twisted, but some of the tunnels look very impressive and harmonious. Salina Turda is one of the few abandoned mines in the world, which has been completely refurbished for tourist needs. Today it’s a large-scale and well-equipped leisure center with playgrounds, cozy seating areas, and, that’s the most important, with very interesting extreme rides.

If a walk through the narrow tunnels with fantastic landscapes didn’t cause adrenaline rush, then you can try the local Ferris wheel, strolling through the swinging bridges or riding the panoramic lift. It’s not accidental that this amazing salt cave attracts thousands of tourists. The fact is that its air is saturated with vapors of salt and that’s very good for health, so many tourists and locals visit the complex not only for thrill, but also to improve their general state. Next - Aalen

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Useful staff nearby

ATM bankomat: 'Banca Transilvania' located in 23 km ( check the route on the map).
Car rental office: 'Inchiriei masini aeroport Cluj Napoca' is located in 22 km ( on the map).
Fuel station: 'Rompetrol' in 1.37 km
Supermarket: 'Penny Market' in 3.21 km
Parking: 'SANTU - Parc auto' in 15 km
Apotheek: 'Catena Republicii 30' in 1.5 km
Police station: 'Politia Municipiului Turda' in 1.99 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'Talora S.R.L.' in 1.38 km
Railway station: 'Cânepiști' in 6 km

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