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Grube Tannenberg in Muldenhammer
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Grube Tannenberg

Saxony's highest-altitude show mine near Schneckenstein in the Vogtland: tour through a 20th-century tin ore mine with a huge excavation cavity.

ÅbningstiderEntré fra 4,50 €

Om museet

In the area around Mühlleithen and Tannenbergsthal, tin was already being extracted in the 15th century, at first from placer deposits and in open-pit mining; the large Tannenberg-Pinge (collapse pit) dates from that time. In the 18th century the town of Falkenstein used older tunnels driven by hand with hammer and pick for its Communstolln.

After explorations in the 1920s, the roughly 600-meter-long Tannenbergstolln was driven in 1936, and two years later the Greisenkörper I (greisen ore body) was reached. From 1940 a 90-meter-deep blind shaft, further mining levels, and a processing plant were built. After the end of the war Wismut used the facilities for uranium mining in the Schneckenstein area. From 1952 the tin ore continued to be mined via the Mühlleithener Stolln until the mine was finally shut down in 1964.

Today miners lead visitors through the Tannenbergstolln with its various types of support, the visible boundary between slate and granite, mine locomotive, drilling machines, and an old locksmith's workshop, as well as through a medieval tunnel. The highlight is the view into the excavation cavity of Greisenkörper I, lit by daylight, with a lake below – one of the largest cavities created by mining in Saxony. The show mine is operated by Vogtland Kultur GmbH together with the neighboring Mineralienzentrum.

Højdepunkter

  • Saxony's highest-altitude show mine
  • Huge excavation cavity of Greisenkörper I with mine lake
  • Visible contact zone between slate and granite
  • Mine locomotive, drilling machines, and old locksmith's workshop underground
  • Medieval tunnel driven by hand

Permanente udstillinger

  • Führung durch den Tannenbergstolln – Tour through a 20th-century tin ore mine with mining technology, a machine room at the blind shaft, and a view into the vast excavation cavity.
Ejer
Vogtland Kultur GmbH

Entrépriser & rabatter

Voksne4,50 €
Nedsat pris3 €Students, people with a severe disability
Børn og unge2,50 €Children up to 13 years
Personer med handicap3 €
Studerende og elever3 €
Grupper (fra 15 pers.)3 € pr. personAdult groups; children's groups €1.50 per person

Prices include the tour.

Tilgængelighed

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Børn og familie

Velegnet til børn og familier

  • Børnefødselsdage

Children's birthday parties in the mine by registration.

Transport & parkering

I bil

Gratis parkering

Free parking for cars and buses at the mine.

Via the A72 (exits Zwickau, Reichenbach, or Oelsnitz) toward Klingenthal and on to Tannenbergsthal, district of Schneckenstein.

Planlæg rute

Service & spisesteder

    Next door is the Vogtländisch-Böhmisches Mineralienzentrum (Vogtland-Bohemian Mineral Center) with its own exhibition.

    Arrangementer & udlejning

    • Lokaler til leje
    • Firmaarrangementer
    • Bryllupper / vielser

    Company parties, weddings, children's birthday parties, and Mettenschichten (traditional miners' Christmas shifts) in the mine by prior registration.

    Forespørgsel & detaljer

    Planlæg dit besøg

    Rundvisningerja · varighed ca. 60 min.
    Godt at videA visit is only possible as part of a tour of about one hour through the 600-meter-long Tannenbergstolln. Groups of 15 or more people, please register (phone 037465 41993).

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