Mina de SΓ£o Domingos (Sao Domingos Mines)
An abandoned copper and pyrite mine in Portugal, now a haunting landscape with derelict buildings and blood-red, acidic water.

πŸ“œ Historic copper and pyrite mine in Alentejo, Portugal, active since Roman times. πŸ” Abandoned in 1966, now a polluted, post-apocalyptic landscape with haunting red pools. #Why Go 🚢 Explore derelict mining structures and a ghost village, a unique post-apocalyptic landscape. πŸ“Έ Unique, haunting photo opportunities. πŸ›οΈ Discover Roman and 19th-century mining history. 🏨 Stay in a former manager's mansion converted to a hotel. πŸ–ΌοΈ Visit a small museum in an old miner's hut. 🏞️ Access freely, suitable for hiking. #Why Avoid ⚠️ Extremely polluted water and soil with corrosive substances and dangerous acidic contamination. 🚫 Some structures are crumbling and unsafe, heed warning signs. πŸš— Occasional motocross noise in rugged terrain. πŸ₯΅ Very hot during summer. #Tips πŸ’§ Bring plenty of water, especially in summer. πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ More impressive parts of the mine are remote and require a hike. πŸ’‘ Note: The village is inhabited, only mining areas are abandoned. 🏨 The former manager's mansion has been converted into a hotel. #Hours πŸ•’ Accessible freely at any time.

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