Embark on a wellness excursion to the Slanic Salt Mine and unwind at Therme Spa. Experience the healing effects of the pure air in the mine and indulge in relaxation at one of Europe’s largest relaxation centers.
Embark on a wellness excursion to the Slanic Salt Mine and unwind at Therme Spa. Experience the healing effects of the pure air in the mine and indulge in relaxation at one of Europe’s largest relaxation centers.
- Unirea Salt Mine - Recognized as the largest salt mine in Europe, the Slănic Prahova Salt Mine is a historic site no longer used for salt extraction but open to visitors. It boasts a unique microclimate with natural air-conditioning, maintaining a constant temperature and atmospheric pressure year-round. Many visitors are drawn by the reputed…
- Unirea Salt Mine - Recognized as the largest salt mine in Europe, the Slănic Prahova Salt Mine is a historic site no longer used for salt extraction but open to visitors. It boasts a unique microclimate with natural air-conditioning, maintaining a constant temperature and atmospheric pressure year-round. Many visitors are drawn by the reputed healing properties of the pure air. The mine offers various recreational facilities, including playgrounds and ping-pong tables. A designated area is reserved for medical patients with respiratory issues to relax.
After a 1.5 km drive through the underground galleries, descending over 200 meters below the surface, visitors have the opportunity to explore the remarkable salt mine. Enjoy activities such as mini-golf, ping-pong, relaxation zones, or visit Romania’s largest planetarium, which features a massive dome and state-of-the-art 4K laser projection for an extraordinary underground celestial experience.
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Therme Bucuresti - As one of the largest spa centers in Europe, it offers a wide range of wellness facilities, including thermally heated indoor and outdoor pools, themed saunas, mineral pools, water slides, and sauna and massage services.
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Muzeul National al Satului “Dimitrie Gusti” - The National Village Museum “Dimitrie Gusti” is an open-air ethnographic museum that highlights traditional Romanian life. Situated on the banks of Herăstrău Lake in the northern part of Bucharest, it showcases over 300 authentic houses, farms, churches, and workshops relocated from villages across Romania. Visitors can explore centuries-old architecture, rural crafts, and the diverse regional cultures that have shaped the nation’s heritage. A souvenir shop offering authentic crafts is available on site.
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Snagov Monastery - Constructed around 1408 in Byzantine style with Romanian influences, this monastery is located on a small island in the northern part of Lake Snagov. During his reign, Vlad Tepes made several enhancements to the monastery, including a fortified stone wall and the narrow bridge to the mainland, which visitors use today. One of the era’s notable scholars, Antim Ivireanul, published the first Romanian books using the Latin alphabet here. Some historians claim that after his assassination by his boyars in the battle at Codrii Vlasiei (Forests of Vlasia) near Snagov, Vlad Tepes Dracula’s body was brought to the monastery and secretly buried according to Orthodox tradition. Today, visitors to Snagov Monastery can see the tombstone in front of the altar, believed to be Dracula’s resting place during the day.
- Private transportation
- Admission fee to Therme
- Galaxy and Palm area (3 hrs)
- Hotel pick-up and drop off
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Private transportation
- Admission fee to Therme
- Galaxy and Palm area (3 hrs)
- Hotel pick-up and drop off
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Food or drinks
- Admission fee to Salt Mine
- Optional: Admission fee to Therme Spa (3h Palm)
- Optional: Admission fee to Village museum
- Optional: Admission fee to Snagov monastery
- Food or drinks
- Admission fee to Salt Mine
- Optional: Admission fee to Therme Spa (3h Palm)
- Optional: Admission fee to Village museum
- Optional: Admission fee to Snagov monastery
Slanic Prahova, recognized as the largest salt mine in Europe, is no longer used for salt extraction but welcomes visitors. It boasts a unique microclimate with natural air-conditioning, maintaining a steady temperature and atmospheric pressure year-round. Many visitors are drawn by the reputed health benefits attributed to the mine’s pure air. Inside,…
Slanic Prahova, recognized as the largest salt mine in Europe, is no longer used for salt extraction but welcomes visitors. It boasts a unique microclimate with natural air-conditioning, maintaining a steady temperature and atmospheric pressure year-round. Many visitors are drawn by the reputed health benefits attributed to the mine’s pure air. Inside, there are various recreational facilities, including playground equipment and ping-pong tables.
Optional visits based on your preferences:
Therme Spa Bucharest: Among Europe’s largest wellness centers, featuring thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms, and slides, offering relaxation and enjoyment for all ages.
Snagov Monastery: A 15th-century island monastery showcasing Byzantine-Romanian architecture, associated with Vlad Țepeș and believed to contain his tombstone.
National Village Museum “Dimitrie Gusti”: An open-air museum displaying over 300 traditional houses, churches, and crafts from all over Romania.
- For access to Therme Spa you are required to have with you a swimsuit, towel and flip-flops (which can be rented on the spot as well)
- Children under 14 years are allowed only in the Galaxy area, dedicated to families (not to Palm area). For children is required to have an ID/birth certificate for age verification
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
