The entry prices seem high to me, compared to what they offer, even if other salt mines are more expensive. But that would not be the problem. But the existing vapors from the entrance, to the last corner of the salt mine, from the substance used to extract the salt. A petroleum product, similar to pitch, fuel oil. The smell in the mine is that of the exhaust gases of a truck. Very hard to breathe. The miners use the same entrance as the visitors, only that they go down 15 meters deeper. The staff says that the mine can also be used as a treatment base for people with respiratory problems. Seriously????????? Never!!! You actually get sick in that mine. Don't even think about going there with small children. That mine should be closed, at least for public access. There is no question of enjoying the specific smell of a salt mine, as it is totally covered by that burned diesel smell. What bothered me even more was the fact that we were told about this problem after paying for the tickets. When we got home, after many hours, we had to undress and put our clothes in a bag on the balcony. I can't describe their smell. I still feel that smell in my nostrils and in my throat I have a very big irritation, still, from that substance. Regarding my eyes, what else can I say??!! Another problem. I bought from them fine non-iodized salt, for food use. To see, when I got home, written in very small letters, that it is not to be used for cooking and salting food, but only for pickles or something like that!!! In conclusion, avoid this saline. It is not worth the discomfort and even the risk created by that substance. And I am saying all these as a Romanian, who should promote his country. I do it, but not that mine.

It was a lovely time with the family. Beautiful to see. The stairs going down was easy but going up was hard... don't forget to bring a light jacket as it is really cool in the mines. I loved the attractions on the different levels...