museum in Hallein

Keltendorf Salina

Keltendorf Salina is a reconstructed Celtic (Iron Age, roughly 800 to 50 BCE) village on the Duerrnberg above Hallein, part of the Salzwelten complex, showing what a mining settlement on this mountain would have looked like during the Hallstatt period (800 to 450 BCE).

Keltendorf Salina is a reconstructed Celtic settlement on the Duerrnberg above Hallein, built from archaeological evidence of the actual Iron Age mining community that worked the salt mines on this mountain from around 800 BCE. Open seasonally with the Salzwelten mine; check salzwelten.at for hours and combined tickets. Hallein is 15 km south of Salzburg by train. Best combined with the Salzwelten mine tour and the Keltenmuseum in Hallein town center.

Type
museum
Destination
Hallein
Cost
Paid entry
Address
Ramsaustrasse 3, 5422 Hallein
Coordinates
47.6673, 13.0911
Official website
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