Art and culture
La Norteña Mine Interpretation Centre
Discover first-hand what the hard work that was at the La Norteña mine was like, thanks to the different displays that you can see at this interpretation centre.
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- La Norteña Mine Interpretation Centre
A journey through the history of mining
Location and Contact:
- Tel.:+34 927 57 65 77
- Website address: www.higuera.org
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Discover first-hand what the hard work that was at the La Norteña mine was like, thanks to the different displays that you can see at this interpretation centre.
The La Norteña and La Emilia mines are located at the Los Nogales gorge, near the town of Higuera in Cáceres. Galena, lead, zinc and silver were mined here, and now the mines are revealed thanks to this interpretation centre that allows you see the cars and wagons that were used for mining, and get to know more about the traditional techniques that were used for taking these precious minerals from the land long ago.
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Type:
- Mining
Theme:
- Art and culture
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