On this journey the guide stops at selected spots to tell you how the bedrock was worked with fires, iron bars and sledgehammers. You get the opportunity to look stunningly deep down into the shaft constructed in the era of Queen Christina, which is the reason it was named after her.

After a short and exciting climb down the spiral staircases into the 18th century cavity of Baron Hermelin the journey continues into pitch-black mining galleries. Of course you get to try how dark it can ever be before it is time for the elevator ride up into the daylight again.

SUITABLE FOR YOU WHO:

• want to walk along the same way as the former miners
  
• can walk the stairs without troubles
• want to get a brief summary of the 500 years of mining

RECOMMENDED:

• warm clothes and steady shoes

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• Children must be able to walk themselves in the staircases in the mine, or be carried in a baby carrier.
• Remember to check the language flag close to the "Add"-button. If there's only a Swedish flag the tour will be performed in Swedish, not in English.
• It is important that you arrive on time. Arrival at least 10-15 minutes ahead is recommended to have the time for necessary preparations. If you arrive too late you might miss the tour. We do not permit refunds or rescheduling if that happens.
  

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