An un-earth experience is not just a challenging adventure, but also an excellent idea to learn about both conservation and history in practice. It boasts great enthusiasm and popularity among tourists, who are keen on its uniqueness, mystery and excitement it evokes.
In Poland, there are over 70 underground tourist routes such as caves, old mines and dungeons, building constructions under old towns, post military areas, bunkers and more. Many kept closed for years are now regularly made accessible to the public. Each and every one of them, though might seem alike to constant visitors, make an unforgettable first impression. Each is unique, scented with secrets, spirit of old tales, thoughts of legendary rulers and inhabitants dating centuries back. But there is so much more to it than just educational aspect as the un-earth experience kicks off imagination, and encourages even more in-depth exploration. Most can be visited all year round as they preserve relatively constant temperature, protect from heat in the summer and from freezing in winter.
The underground tourist routes in Poland can be grouped according to their origin or original use into caves, mines and shafts, middle-age dungeons and underground stores, post-military objects, etc.
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