Also in Markgräfler Land and only six kilometers from Sulzburg, tourists and school classes can explore the Buggingen Kalimuseum. Here you will experience the history of potash mining, which also provided work for thousands of workers and employees. But they are also experiencing the decline with the closure in 1973, when workers lost their jobs forever. Potash had already been mined here since 1904. In 1934, a heavy accident occurred in the rich mine, where many men lost their lives. In addition to potash salts, bromine was occasionally taken from the mountain. Most of Buggingen's tunnels are filled up today, so they are not accessible to visitors.
