Sala Silvergruva

We had a coffee, took the 155 meter tour and visited the antique shop. the guide was really funny and add a really cool mine down and it is a really good trip. the sala mine is very small so it doesn't run so many meters around them. the views and the environment are cool, however. Apparently 9 minutes up and down in an elevator is really boring, but unfortunately they have to reach the deep somehow. the coffee and the people in the caffeine really beautiful. they feel the friendliness at the place. antique business has many cool things.

Large area with a lot of interesting houses and mini-museums. Make sure you photograph the map if you plan to walk around. Bring a flashlight to the mine, you'll appreciate the view more.

The venue is stunning, and the experience of going down the mine is fantastic. We took the lift for the tour since we had children with us. It's highly recommended to book in advance, as there aren’t many opportunities to purchase tickets at the entrance. Additionally, the mine is cold and damp, so it's essential to dress warmly, especially since you'll be underground for about 20-30 minutes. There is a restaurant on-site that serves lunch and coffee, and there are a few benches available for those who bring their own meals.

We arrived in the morning and were informed that the English tour would take place at 12:45 for the 66-meter depth and at 14:00 for the 155-meter depth. Since we didn’t want to wait too long, we chose the earliest option. The tour was enjoyable, though the guide struggled with some technical terms in English; however, everything was still understandable. The museum and the photography building only had descriptions in Swedish, so English translations would have been helpful. While it is somewhat pricey at nearly €30 per person, I would still recommend it.

I had a truly fantastic and unique experience here. I can’t wait to return and bring others along! Just make sure to bring warm clothes for the visit to the silver mines!