The Hella-Glück mine, located in the Black Forest, has a rich history dating back to the late Middle Ages, around 1250. It was primarily a silver, copper, and azurite mine. Azurite, in particular, was highly valued for its use as a blue pigment. The mining operations continued well into modern times, making it a site of historical and industrial significance.
Today, the Hella-Glück mine serves as a visitor mine, offering a unique opportunity for tourists to explore its historical tunnels. Since 2004, the mine has expanded its visitor experience by allowing access to additional developed tunnels as part of special tours. This provides a deeper insight into the mine's operations and the mining industry of the past.
History & Anthropology Science & Technology Industrial heritage
March 29 - November 3
Tuesday - Friday
14:00 and 15:00
Saturday, Sunday and Public holidays
11:00 - 16:00
Ziegelbach 1, Neubulach
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