Tourist Route
with a Multimedia Exhibition
for People
with Disabilities or
Special Needs
and Their Caregivers
Discover the magical world of the Bochnia Salt Mine! Admire the salt chambers and explore the mine with the Underground Multimedia Exhibition, which will take you on a journey through the history of the mine and Poland.
15-17 °C
The temperature in the mine is 15-17°C,
with air humidity at 70%.
about 3 hours
The tour duration is approximately 3 hours.
no stairs
Descent and ascent from the mine are by elevator, and there are no stairs on the route, ensuring a comfortable and safe tour.
Sightseeing and Attractions
Check out the attractions awaiting you on this adventure route!
Underground Multimedia Exhibition
The Underground Multimedia Exhibition is a unique attraction that takes you on a fascinating journey through the history of the mine.
You will start in the Middle Ages and travel to the present day, encountering Polish kings, Genoese mine administrators, and the spirit of a Cistercian monk along the way.
During your visit, you will also spend time in Ważyn Chamber – the largest chamber in the Bochnia mine, where you will find a restaurant, a sports court, and a children’s playground.
End your visit with a delicious meal!
Where does your adventure begin?
The tour of this route begins at the Campi shaft.
Campi Shaft Address:
ul. Campi 15, 32-700 Bochnia
Discover the route
Tourist Route with a Multimedia Exhibition for People with Disabilities or Special Needs and Their Caregivers
A journey deep into history, where salt corridors come to life through modern multimedia. Meet characters from the past and see what life underground looked like hundreds of years ago.
Multimedia, encounters with historical figures, interactive presentations. Tour of the August Level, St. Kinga’s Chapel, Mysiur Chamber, the chamber with the Ważyński horse-powered winch, and a visit to Ważyn Chamber.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
For people with disabilities or special needs and their caregivers.
Buy in advance
pay less!
The online ticket price is lower than at the ticket office, and the earlier you buy, the better the price. Online tickets can be purchased up to 60 minutes before the selected tour starts. If online tickets are unavailable, they can be bought at the ticket office before the descent, following the schedule set by the Customer Service Office.
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Check what you need to know before starting your adventure.
Is the Bochnia Salt Mine accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
Yes. The mine offers a dedicated version of the multimedia tour adapted for visitors with disabilities. Access is available via elevator, and the route includes flat, wide paths suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids.
What does the accessible multimedia tour include?
The tour features the same immersive multimedia presentations as the standard route, offering a rich historical and cultural experience in a barrier-free environment. It’s conducted in a specially adapted part of the mine.
Are audio guides available for visitors with disabilities?
Yes. English audio guides are provided and designed for ease of use. Visitors can enjoy the content comfortably and at their own pace.
Can caregivers join the tour?
Absolutely. Caregivers are welcome to accompany visitors with disabilities.
How do I book the accessible multimedia tour?
We recommend booking this tour in advance to ensure appropriate arrangements. Please contact our Tourist Service Office to coordinate your visit and any specific needs.
Is the route accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the route has been adapted for visitors using wheelchairs. The tour takes place only in areas without stairs or steep inclines, and access to the underground levels is provided via a mining elevator. It is recommended to contact the mine in advance to ensure the selected route meets your individual accessibility needs.
Are there accessible toilets for people with disabilities in the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Yes. The Bochnia Salt Mine is equipped with accessible toilets for visitors with disabilities. These facilities are available both on the surface, near the entrance to the mine, and underground in Ważyn Chamber and Kołdras Chamber. The mine is committed to ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience for all guests.
Are there any health-related restrictions for visiting the accessible route in the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Although the route is adapted for visitors with disabilities, caution is advised for individuals with serious cardiovascular or respiratory conditions, as well as those suffering from claustrophobia. The underground environment may affect people with certain medical issues. If you have concerns, it's best to consult your doctor before visiting.
Is there parking available at the mine, and is it paid?
Yes, there is an unattended parking lot at the Campi Shaft, which is the starting point for the tourist route with the underground multimedia exhibition. The parking fee is 10 PLN per day for passenger vehicles.
Can visitors take a break during the tour of the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Yes. During the tour, there is a scheduled stop in the spacious Ważyn Chamber, where visitors can rest and recharge. This underground chamber features seating areas and a food service point, providing a comfortable break in a unique salt-filled atmosphere.
How should I dress for this tour?
As the temperature in the mine remains constant at around 15–17°C, it is recommended to wear warmer clothing, even during the summer months. Bringing a sweatshirt or light jacket will help ensure comfort throughout the tour.
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