Europe’s surviving mine headframe and winding tower sites

Former Kronprinz-Rudolf-Schachtanlage lead and zinc mine, now housing a public mining museum opened in 2023 in Bad Bleiberg, Carinthia.

Former Wodzicki-Schacht lignite mine at Fohnsdorf, now Austria's only coal mining museum, with a preserved 47-metre steel headframe and twin-tandem steam winding engine.

Former Wolfsegg-Traunthaler Kohlenwerks AG colliery at Hinterschlagen, Ampflwang, now operating as HAUSRUCKPARK outdoor leisure and adventure venue on former mining ground.

Active show mines in the former Bad Bleiberg lead workings, comprising Terra Mystica and Terra Montana, set within the historic Antonischacht and Max-Schacht tunnels.

Active iron ore open-pit mine at Eisenerz, Styria, open to visitors via underground show mine, Hauly truck tours, and open-air exhibition, operating as Abenteuer Erzberg.

Former gypsum mine at Hinterbrühl, Lower Austria, now a show mine housing Europe's largest underground lake, open year-round to visitors.

Construction access shaft for the Semmering-Basistunnel railway tunnel, sunk to 400 metres depth in the Fröschnitzgraben valley south of Steinhaus am Semmering.

Construction access shaft of the Semmering-Basistunnel at the Zwischenangriff Grautschenhof, Spital am Semmering, part of the westernmost tunnel section.

Preserved and protected brick-clad headframe of the former Helenenschacht brown coal mine at Ritzing, Burgenland, now serving as an artists' atelier and residence.