Złota Sztolnia, Cave system in Witów, Poland.
Złota Sztolnia is a limestone cave that extends approximately 136 meters into the mountain with vertical passages descending to about 26 meters depth. The cavern features multiple chambers and corridors running through the rock.
The cave was used as a tunnel for mineral extraction and bears the name Złota Sztolnia, meaning Golden Trench. It stands as an example of Lower Silesia's long mining history.
The cave reflects the old mining tradition of the region, which has been linked to mineral extraction for centuries. Visitors can see today how this work shaped the area.
The cave is accessible to visitors through guided tours and maintains constant temperatures throughout the year. Visitors can come any season to explore the cavern safely.
The interior displays distinctive geological patterns created by water erosion through the limestone formation. These natural markings in the rock walls are clearly visible to visitors.
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