Bochnia is a historic town located in southern Poland, known for its rich mining heritage. It is one of the oldest salt mining towns in the country, with the Bochnia Salt Mine being a UNESCO World Heritage site. The mine dates back to the 13th century and features impressive underground chambers and tunnels. The town itself has a charming market square and several historical buildings, including the Church of St. Nicholas. Bochnia is also surrounded by beautiful landscapes, making it a popular destination for tourists interested in both history and nature.