Until about 1932, a massive salt mine in Turda, Romania was still in operation — and that’s after first opening all the way back in the 17th century. After it shut down, it remained untouched for about sixty years, until it reopened as a tourist attraction. Yes, that’s right: This salt mine is basically an epic day of fun. The mine features a museum, pool, table tennis, and boat rides, and also gives guests walking tours of the entire facility. It’s an amazing space, not only because of how old it is, but that it’s still incredible to explore to this day. See the photos of Salina Turda below.
**To see more of this amazing, centuries old salt mine in all of it’s modern, updated glory, check out the footage below — who knew you could create something so cool with something as industrial as a salt mine?**