Hallstatt - The Oldest Salt City

With a long history, Hallstatt was once one of the oldest salt mines in the world. Dating back to the end of 2000 BC, the excavation of salt mines began to make Hallstatt inhabited. The ancient Celts mined the white gold of life - rock salt. It has the oldest salt pit in the world, which was closed in 2010 and became a tourist area. Therefore, it is also known as the "oldest salt capital in the world". Hallstatt is located on the shores of the same name in central Austria, surrounded by the majestic Alps. The town and the surrounding natural landscape are interdependent, outlining a picturesque beauty. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, there is fog in the morning, and the sunset is reflected in the mountains in the evening. There are fairy-tale quiet and beautiful residences everywhere. Living in a courtyard inn by the lake, pushing the window to see the lake, looking at the smoke on the lake, it seems to come to a fairyland.