This presigeous list includes over 936 unique cultural, natural and historic pleces anb objects located in the whole world. The list also includes, besides Wieliczka Salt Mine, 12 other amazing places from Poland (Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp based in Oswiecim, medieval Town of Torun and Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork). You can find the list here.

The object itself has nine levels – the first “most shallow” level is located 57 metres underground, while the deepes almost 330 metres underground. The amazing number of chambers (2350), many lakes and traverses makes visiting Wieliczka Salt Mine unforgettable.

The mine itself is a perfect reflection of the whole mine industry improvement over the many years. Wline planning a trip to Poland or trip to Cracow, which is the capitol of Małopolska region and by the way on of the most beautiful places to see in Poland, please don’t forget about planning min. 1 day for Wieliczka Salt Mine.

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Trips to Wieliczka Salt Mine

Undeground

The Warsaw major, Mrs. Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, with all the citys communication consultants are aware of the tranport issues in the City, so they are constantly trying to improve transport in the City. Even her predecessors were aware of the problem, so in April 1983 the Warsaw authorities announced starting building underground communication (metro). Nowadays there is only one line that you can use, but in 2010 Warsaw communication and transport department started building second one. They should finish it by the end of 2013.

Tramway

Tramways are working in Warsaw since 1866. There are over 25 tramway lines in Warsaw.

Buses

There are more than 250 bus lines in Warsaw, so it’s quite easy to travel to most of the citys areas.

Taxi

We don’t recommend using taxi services in Poland. If you don’t know which taxi company you should pick, you better don’t use it at all.

To sum up

There are many communication conveniences in Warsaw, but for tourists the easist way to travel thru the City is to use the underground, even if there is only 1 central line. If you want to go somewhere where underground cannot take you can always use tramways and buses. We dont recommend taxis, because the polish taxi drivers are well know for cheating, especially with foreigners and people who don’t know the Warsaw road infrastructure.

If you don’t know where to go we can only suggest that you should start your trip from visiting Cracow, a place where you will have a chance to taste famous polish food, listen a very good and live music and much more!

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