Silver mine Schwaz

Follow the silver trail and discover interesting facts about silver, ore and salt.

The “Mother of all Mines" promises an exciting journey through the history of Europe. The largest silver mine of the Middle Ages is “THE” attraction in Tyrol and is open daily for your visit until 16th November. After journeying 800 metres deep into the mine with the pit railway, you can look forward to an extraordinary underground experience. Follow in the footsteps of the miners who toiled away at the seams of silver and copper some 500 years ago and allow us to whisk you back to an age when the earth was still considered to be flat.  You will discover interesting details about the social and financial development of Europe, as well as astonishing statistical information about the way of life back then.
 
Silver mine Schwaz

Contact

Name:Silberbergwerk Schwaz
Street / House number:Alte Landstraße 3a
Postcode:6130
Town:Schwaz
Phone:+43(0)5242/72372
E-Mail:info@silberbergwerk.at
Website:www.silberbergwerk.at

Information

Currently Closed

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WeekdayOpening hour
Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su08:45 - 17:00

SILBERCARD Flexi:1x 50% discount
SILBERCARD Plus:1x free of charge

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Benefits for Silver mine Schwaz

More about SILBERCARD, seasonal times and additional benefits at SILBERCARD Winter und SILBERCARD Summer.


Silbercard

Available from the first night in the region.

☀️ Summer Program
Adults: : Schwaz Silver Mine - Adults - SILBERCARD FLEXI [50%]
☀️ Summer Program
Children & Teenagers: Schwaz Silver Mine - Children - SILBERCARD FLEXI [50%]
☀️ Summer Program
Teenager: : Schwaz Silver Mine - Youth - SILBERCARD FLEXI [50%]
Silbercard

Available with a minimum stay of 5 nights in the region.

☀️ Summer Program
Adults: : Schwaz Silver Mine - Adults - SILBERCARD PLUS [Free of charge]
☀️ Summer Program
Children & Teenagers: Schwaz Silver Mine - Children - SILBERCARD PLUS [Free of charge]
☀️ Summer Program
Teenager: : Schwaz Silver Mine - Youth - SILBERCARD PLUS [Free of charge]

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