TELLURIUM SILVER MINE
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A unique opportunity to discover the world of the St. Jean Engelsbourg mine in a playful way whatever your age.
Come and discover the mining heritage of the Val d'Argent in a fun and/or sporting way! The Tellure Mining Park plunges you into the heart of the Saint-Jean-Engelsbourg mine and its great column: the largest underground cavern in the Vosges! The facilities are designed for all ages and abilities, from the very young to the very old. The most courageous can have a blast on one of the sporting trails, in the heart of the bowels of the earth: underground Via Ferrata, abseiling, Tyrolean traverse above the void, caving in galleries dating back to the 16th century... There's something for beginners and experts alike! There's also a special Via Ferrata for kids: with climbing, abseiling and a zip line, children aged 8 and over can discover this activity. But that's not all! The Parc Minier Tellure also presents the very first underground escape game ever conceived: "L'Eveil du Dragon", which takes place in teams of 3 to 8 people (aged 12 and over). An incredible setting for an unusual adventure. Claustrophobes please! Adventurers can also try their hand at the fantastic "Tellureland, Cobalt and the Evil Object" treasure hunt. For the less adventurous, there's the museum trail, the panoramic cinema with its giant screens, and the optical theater with its play of light and shadow. Put on your headphones, enjoy the silence and... set off on a journey to the center of the Earth!
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Opening time and information on TELLURIUM SILVER MINE
Open from April to November. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. High season: daily from 10am to 7pm. Caving course and Via Ferrata accessible in winter by reservation. Free for children under 5. Adults: €13. Children (5 to 12 years): €9.50. Group (10 people): €8.50. Pass Alsace. Online ticketing. Guided tour. Gift store. Catering. Company seminars.
Owner's Message
Set in a green valley, an immense glass roof of almost 100 m long seems to emerge from the mountain. It houses the treasure of the silver mine (Saint Jean Engelsbourg) and opens the doors of Tellure. Interactive museum on the exploitation of the ores, exhibitions and diving in the silver mine, the adventure starts here.
The valley of Sainte Marie aux Mines rediscovered
You discover the daily life of the miners. Your audio-guide will help you understand the harshness of a profession, its techniques, its tools. In the footsteps of Vito Contarini, an imaginary hero and guide, the optical theater invites you to follow the extraordinary adventure of the miners of the 16th century.
You are now informed and ready to enter the mine yourself. Helmeted, you enter the mine, discover galleries of several periods, from the 16th to the 20th century, over 800 meters. The routes vary ... Standard, Sensory, Caving ... You are in the heart of a silver mine ..
A breathtaking way to meet the nature and the history of these mines which made the wealth of the valley. The wonder is guaranteed for an outing that, with family or friends, is out of the ordinary. You will be amazed. You will have learned things, experienced beautiful sensations and rediscovered a green destination in the heart of Alsace, the valley of Sainte Marie aux Mines.
Tellure
Lieu-Dit Tellure, 68160 Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines
Tel : 03 89 49 98 30
http://www.tellure.fr
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Members' reviews on TELLURIUM SILVER MINE
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
L'escape game entre amis est sympa mais complexe.
Bien se couvrir, il fait frais et humide
Toutefois, nous regrettons l'absence, à la caisse, du logo du Pass Museum qui nous aurait permis de savoir que nous pouvions bénéficier de la gratuité de l'entrée, grâce à nos 2 pass, mon mari et moi-même, ainsi que l'entrée de nos deux petites filles. Nous avons payé pleinement nos entrées.
L'affichage existe pourtant, je l'ai découvert après la visite, mais au milieu des multiples affiches au sein de l'exposition de minéraux... à l'opposé de la caisse.
Regrettable !