Britannia Mine Museum

Super cool to see a mine. Took a "train" inside the mine, see different drills etc, it was interesting!

Britannia Mine Museum tickets are not cheap: adults 35 knives, children 20 knives, but value for money. 2 things not to be missed: First, put on a helmet and take the train into the mine road, the staff will take you back to the early stage to experience candlelight and roar; Second, in a few floors high ore treatment workshop, acoustic photoelectric multi-sensory, accompanied by humorous explanations on the two-size screen.

On the Haitian Highway from Whistler to Vancouver, I saw the sign of Britannia Mine and had this introduction: In 1888, Dr. A. A. first discovered copper in Britannia, and the Britannia mine was established in 1899. The sea is beautiful and the mountains are rigid. There is a building built on the side of the road, which is Britannia Mine Museum.

Vancouver was famous for its early development of gold mining, which is the largest historical museum of gold mines today. Here you can see the whole process of gold mining and refining, especially the deep tunnel, absolutely amazing and scared, really people feel the hardship of gold mining.