Bergbaumuseum Hall in Tirol

Name: Bergbaumuseum Hall in Tirol
Address: Fürstengasse 2, Hall in Tirol, 6060
Telephone: (0043) 5223 45544023

The image shows a red door with the inscription "GLÜCK -AUF!" and two crossed hammers above it. The door is part of a historic building and conveys a craft-like atmosphere.

A woman stands in a mine and explains an information board. Wooden elements and mining equipment are visible around her.

A person is sitting in a mine shaft on a wooden slide and is wearing a yellow helmet. The room is made of wood and illuminated, creating an exciting atmosphere.

A miner works in a narrow tunnel. Tools and a wooden box can be seen in the background.

Closed - opens on Thursday 11:30 AM

Fürstengasse 2
6060 Hall in Tirol

Address

Bergbaumuseum Hall in Tirol

Fürstengasse 2

6060 Hall in Tirol

(0043) 5223 45544023

info@hall-wattens.at

www.hall-wattens.at/de/bergbaumuseum-hall-in-tirol.html

Opening Times

Valid until December 31, 2030

Mon

11:30 - 12:30

Thu

11:30 - 12:30

Sat

11:30 - 12:30

Rest days

Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun

Description

In the midst of the old town of Hall in Tirol lies the Mining Museum Hall in Tirol.

The tunnel, replicated from the salt mining in the Halltal valley, gives guests an informative insight into the history of salt extraction. Since the year 1967, the mine with its tunnels in the Halltal valley has been closed. Salt is no longer extracted here. Nevertheless, the artificially created tunnel in the old town of Hall in Tirol allows visitors to dive into the world of mining. Shafts, tools, minerals, a slide, and much more give one the feeling of being "underground" themselves. Good...