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Ecomuseo delle Miniere e della Val Germanasca, Prali

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Ecomuseo delle Miniere e della Val Germanasca reviews

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4.7

By ElinItalia

This was a great day out for my family. For the adults it was really interesting with lots of historical information provided but my 4 year son also loved the whole experience!

This was a great day out for my family. For the adults it was really interesting with lots of historical information provided but my 4 year son also loved the whole experience! more »
By Made-In-Mars

Very good place to visit! For all the people who like the atmosphere of 'the underground'. We were 7 and most of us enjoyed. Of course it is cold down there but the guide explained how people worked..... more

Very good place to visit! For all the people who like the atmosphere of 'the underground'. We were 7 and most of us enjoyed. Of course it is cold down there but the guide explained how people worked..... more »
By Brun066

I had heard for a long time about the talc mine Museum in Val Germanasca, and I has long wanted to visit. The opportunity came recently: in my journey of a long weekend in the western Piedmont, the...

I had heard for a long time about the talc mine Museum in Val Germanasca, and I has long wanted to visit. The opportunity came recently: in my journey of a long weekend in the western Piedmont, the... more »

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By Yaz

Babies who are not at least three years old are not allowed to visit the mine :/ We just visited the entrance ://

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By Eric Aguirre

Fun & educative, really interesting

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By Engineering Granth

Great

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By Massi

Super

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By Paola Zavattero

Fantastic experience of curiosity, culture and daily life for those who have contributed their work to these mines and who are now reviving them and making them known as a museum dedicated to young and old! Ideal route in the hot summer given the coolness that you experience inside... Particular route on the train that leads inside the mine for about 1 km... It is thrilling to pass through the vertical gallery of about 83 meters deep...

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