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The document provides details about the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland, known for its underground salt chambers that have been carved over centuries. Some key points: - It describes several historic underground chambers in the salt mine dating back to the 15th-19th centuries, including chapels and areas named after notable Polish figures. - Wooden supports are used to stabilize the salt rock underground. Salt formations like stalactites and cauliflowers grow in humid areas due to dissolving salt from the rock. - The mine has been included on UNESCO's World Heritage list since 1978 for its cultural and industrial heritage. It is one of Poland's most popular tourist attractions.
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Slajdy wieliczka poprawione
- 1. Wieliczka
- 2. Going down 380 steps (64 m underground)
- 3. Wooden supports are used to stabilise the rock salt
- 4. Nicolaus Copernicus chamber, a Polish astronomer and one of the first tourists in the salt mine (XVth century)
- 5. St Anthony's chapel, the oldest chapel in the mine ( XVIIth century)
- 6. The Great Legend chamber, Princess Kinga is the patron of the salt mine, the salt stalactites (top left) grow here by water droplets
- 7. The white salt cauliflowers also grow in humid areas, where humidity dissolves salt from the rock and white salt can grow
- 8. The king Casimir Great (XIVth century) chamber
- 9. The Pieskowa Skała chamber a 27 m long direct way down by steps
- 10. Miners had been using the wooden system of tunnels and tubs for the transportation of water for centuries
- 11. Fully saturated brine does not dissolve the rock salt and is used to create underground lakes
- 13. Saint Kinga's Chapel, the jewel of the salt mine (XIXth century)
- 14. All the sculptures in the chapel are made of salt by miners
- 15. Pope John Paul II was one of the most honourable visitors to the salt mine
- 16. The Barącz lake is filled with fully saturated brine
- 17. The Michałowice chamber , a masterpiece of the mine's carpenters work (XIXth century)
- 18. The Weimar lake where water shows the natural beauty of the chamber
- 19. The Józef Piłsudski chamber, the cauliflowers around the lake grow here due to humidity of the lake
- 20. Salt can have different shapes and colours
- 23. Potassium cloride makes salt blue
- 26. The Wieliczka salt mine has been included in the first list of Unesco Heritage sites since 1978 (among the first 12 monuments in the world)
- 27. Leaks of the underground water make salt stalactites growing
- 28. The Warszawa chamber is a place of venues, concerts, parties and sports events
- 29. Saint John’s chapel (XIXth century)
- 30. Saurau chamber a hand made beauty showing marks of old mining works
- 31. Water is a danger, but also a creator of natural beauty
- 34. Regular crystals of salt grow in fully saturated brine
- 37. Saint Kinga's salt "hair"
- 38. An underground forgotten shaft keeps its treasures
- 40. Can you see a ladder covered with salt here?
- 41. Can you see a ladder covered with salt here?
- 42. Our main school residence till February 2014
- 43. The tax office in Wieliczka town centre
- 44. The Centre /House of Culture and Tourism
- 45. The Saint Clement church area
- 46. A local bank
- 47. A local bank
- 48. The Institute of National Remembrance
- 49. Planty, a pedestrian zone
- 50. The former miner's school, now local authorities building
- 51. Our second school building till 2014
- 52. The Salt mine area
- 53. The Daniłowicz shaft (XVIIth century)-the main entrance to the historic salt mine
- 54. The salt mine is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Poland
- 55. The Grand Sal 4 star hotel under construction
- 56. The XVIIIth century Franciscans monastery