Krakow's representative tourist attraction, Wieliczka Salt Mine🧂

Krakow's representative tourist attraction, the Wieliczka Salt Mine🧂 Krakow's representative tourist attraction, the Wieliczka Salt Mine✨ I was looking forward to going to the salt mine since it was my first time there, but it was so big that it took more than 2 hours to complete the tour. The tour was conducted in several languages, but there was no Korean, so I applied for an English guide, and if you want to listen to the English guide, you have to go early and buy a ticket to take the tour at the time you want-! But in fact, even if you applied in English, the guide was Polish, so his English pronunciation wasn't that good, so there were many parts that I couldn't understand well😅 Don't expect too much, and I think it would be good to listen to it with the feeling that you understand the general flow! The Krakow Wieliczka Salt Mine has been producing salt since the Neolithic Age, but mining has stopped at the moment. It is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site☺️ The various sculptures and works of art you can see during the mine tour, and even the chapel where you have a break in the middle, are all made of salt😮 It's really amazing-! The entire tour time is long, and you have to walk the entire course yourself, so it requires more stamina than you think, so I recommend wearing comfortable shoes🤍 📍Wieliczka Salt Mine, Krakow, Poland ✔️ Entrance fee includes English guide 116 PLN #Poland #Poland travel #Krakow #Krakow travel #Salt mine #Wieliczka #Tourist attraction review