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The mine’s journey to becoming a tourist hotspot is as layered as the salt on its walls. During , it served as a bomb shelter for local citizens. In the years following the war, it took on an even stranger role: a massive, naturally cooled storage facility for cheese. Tips for Your Visit

: Take advantage of the clean, ionized air while you play a round of billiards or explore the echoing halls. Expand map 120m.rar

: Even in the heat of summer, the temperature underground stays a cool 10–12°C (50–54°F). The mine’s journey to becoming a tourist hotspot

: Because of the high salt concentration, the air is reportedly great for respiratory health, making it a popular spot for a "spa" day. From Bombs to Brie: A Strange History Tips for Your Visit : Take advantage of

Located about an hour from , this Romanian treasure takes you nearly 120 meters beneath the surface. Visitors can explore massive salt chambers with towering black walls that were once hand-carved by miners as far back as the 1600s. What to Do 120 Meters Down

: Rent a rowboat and navigate the dark, salty lake located at the very bottom of the mine.

: Get a unique perspective of the massive cavern from the only Ferris wheel in the world located inside a salt mine.