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Visitor Mine Glasebach

Harzgerode

In the mine pit museum Glasebach visitors can learn in an impressive way the life and work of the miners.

The Upper Harz Mining Museum

Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Founded in 1892, the oldest mining museum in Germany has one of the most extensive collections of technological and cultural history in the region.

HöhlenErlebnisZentrum Iberger Tropfsteinhöhle (Dripstone Cave)

Bad Grund

The centre displays the geological history in three parts and shows a highlight of the European cave archaeology: the “Museum im Berg” introduces mount Iberg as a former coral reef of the South Sea.

Baumannshöhle Rübeland (cave)

Oberharz am Brocken OT Rübeland

The Baumann cave is the oldest show cave in Germany.

Mining Experience Röhrigschacht Wettelrode

Sangerhausen OT Wettelrode

The “Röhrigschacht” is one of the few historic mines which provide an operational man-hoist shaft.

The Knesebeck shaft in Bad Grund

Bad Grund

“Glückauf” (good luck) in Bad Grund: The Knesebeck shaft belongs to the mine “Hilfe Gottes” in Bad Grund, which was closed down as recently as 1992, the last ore mine in the Upper Harz Mountains.

Barbarossa Cave

Kyffhäuserland OT Rottleben

Simply amazing. The 15.000 sqm large Barbarossa cave in the GeoPark Kyffhäuser is Europe's only show cave in anhydrite stone.

Rammelsberg - museum and visitor mine

Goslar

For more than 1000 years ore deposits were mined at the Rammelsberg mine; making it one of the largest continuously mined ore deposits in the world.

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