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The Wieliczka Salt Mines


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DAMN! This is pretty cool! I really love the king's chamber.

It would be fun to compile a list of "real world dungeons" as inspiration for design. Places like the tunnels underneath Liverpool, I believe there was an underground "ward" in Edinburgh, Carlsbad Caverns, etc...
 

Oh, and to get:

Ham stuffed with asparagus with capar sauce, pastry
Cream mushroom soup
Chicken entrecote with curry sauce, rice
Salads
Vienna Cheesecake
Juice, mineral water - 300 ml
Coffee or tea

for about $11.50 sounds good to me! I had to look at the menu in the underground restaurant. :p
 

That is absolutely amazing!
According to http://www.poland-embassy.si/eng/poland/wieliczka.htm there is 190(!) miles of corridors and rooms!! Just walking through these would take several days, let alone sneaking cautiously, searching for traps. :cool: I guess those big old dungeons can make sense after all :)

I had never heard of this, even though I live fairly close to it (in Denmark) I have to go see it sometime. It's only 940kms away :D

Thanks a lot for the links.

darklight
 

Oh yeah. As I recall, the miners carved out a number of features, including a cathedral at which services were held before the communists took over. Even today sometimes marriages are performed there.
 


I've been to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira', Colombia -- but it's tremendously underrepresented on the web. I can't find any good pictures!

EDIT - a search for "salt cathedral" turned up some good ones.

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Things like this are really cool. There have been a number of stories lately about the caverns under Moscow and Paris- apparently there are societies of some form of (my theory) dark creepers that sets up theaters and stuff down below.
 

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