Důl Jeroným

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After great anticipation and enjoyment of the mine, after 30 minutes came a great disappointment. We hope it was all just a quality guide. The young boy, who was unsure of the history or origin of the mine, confused and insecure, was generally embarrassed by a visit to the mine. After 30 minutes we leave the exit with a mixed impression. However, another group was prepared here with another lady guide, who already had a much more professional impression and interpretation. Suitable only for able-bodied individuals, with firm and closed shoes.

How else to know how they were mining than to walk a few meters into the corridors as they were cut out. Then they left it and we have the history to this day. It's great that the adjustments weren't made, so one kind of 'climbs', a helmet on the head of necessity (tried several times), in short, not to go comfortable on the way, but to try and experience for yourself here is possible in a heap. And the guides are great ;-)

I travel quite often, but I have never looked for similar places. I thought I'd go into an underground cold hole, go through a few corridors, and that would be the end of it all. By visiting the Jeroným mine, my opinion changed. In the lobby at the box office, visitors can view a bat poster exhibition and read information on historical mining methods. At the cash register sits a little vigorous, but still very nice and funny lady cashier. The tour itself begins with the distribution of helmets and lamps. In our case, we were taken in by a smaller, dark-haired and sympathetic lady guide. Her interpretation seemed interesting to me as a layman, and from the intonation of the voice and the fluency of the interpretation, it was clear that she enjoyed this work and has an overview. After entering the barred gallery, several Permons are waiting for tourists, which will be appreciated especially by children (me too). The best of all characters is the sleeping striker. When walking up the stairs, you need to be more careful, it's a little slippery. I do not recommend sneakers with a smooth sole, it could easily happen that the stairs turn into a water slide and it would hurt a lot. The taller figures may be punching their heads against the low ceiling a few times in one of the corridors. There is a pleasant cold in the underground, but the winterers will probably not appreciate it. The whole tour lasts about an hour, but I felt it was about 20 minutes. It ran away pretty quickly. I will not describe the mine itself and its history, I would deprive you of a pleasant experience from the visit, which I can recommend to everyone.