Une visite guidée dans l'une des plus anciennes entrées de mine préservées d'Europe, faisant partie du classement UNESCO d'Idrija.
Pourquoi y aller
A UNESCO industrial site you go inside, an hour from Ljubljana, with almost no queue.
À propos
Idrija’s mercury mine operated from 1490 to 1995 and was the second largest in the world. Anthony’s Shaft, opened in 1500, is among the oldest preserved mine entrances in Europe, and the guided tour goes underground into the workings with helmets and coats provided. Together with Almadén in Spain, the Heritage of Mercury site was inscribed by UNESCO in 2012. Tours run at fixed times and last around 90 minutes; underground temperature is around 10°C year-round.
Accessibilitéwheelchair access, step-free route, pushchair friendly — not available.
Wheelchair access
Confirmé indisponible
Step-free route
Confirmé indisponible
Accessible toilet
Non vérifié
Accessible parking
Inconnu
Pushchair friendly
Confirmé indisponible
Difficulty
moderate
An historic mine: low headroom, uneven wet floors, and stairs. Not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
À proximité
Original uploader was Boštjan Burger ( Lander ) at sl.wikipedia
