A place made vital by the fruit of the work of volunteers who have committed themselves, with a great civic spirit, to preserve a disused site filling it with the history of the facts and the people who worked here (also thanks to the donations of former mine workers and their families, making a gesture of mediation between personal stories and the identity of the territory). Accompanied by a Guide of excellent narrative ability and historical precision, we went through the exhibition (composed of machinery, tools, objects, peculiarities and original registers) which in its setting, in addition to representing the tools and technological enrichments of mining work, was able to give an account of the social dimension along about two centuries of activity. Going into this visit was exciting, I think it is an important step to give depth to the knowledge of this beautiful territory

The visit to the site lasts over two hours. The visitable area is not very extensive, and several buildings are decadent. But here we are not talking about a view or a visit, but an experience. Thanks to his passion, oral transmission stories, proximity to miners, Tore will make you relive the joys (few) and pains (very much) of mining life.

The Zu Surfuru mine is perhaps the least publicized in the area. You have to book to be able to visit it but it is all very simple because WhatsApp also provides directions on how to access the parking lot. Those who accompany you in the mining complex are those who have experienced first-hand the life of the mine and, through historical graphic and material sources, passionate stories and historically well contextualized, you realize the historical and social reality of Fluminimaggiore and its surroundings. The visit is highly recommended.

Visit really interesting and sometimes touching given the themes. Roberto managed to lead us with his story to those years in a truly unique way, which only a person who has lived can fully understand. The duration of the visit was almost 3 hours, but they flew! Experience absolutely to do. Thank you Roberto.

Recommendation this experience to all people looking for a true soul in the places they visit Volunteers who tell the past of these mining sites tell us about our nation at the turn of two centuries...learning from the past to look to the future Experience not to be missed

Two days ago I got to visit the mine museum on Zurfuru. It is managed by an association of volunteers that deals with keeping alive, with documents objects and stories, the memory of men, women and children who to survive have faced one of the hardest and most dangerous jobs, at the cost, sometimes, of their own lives. I thank Tore who guided us on the historical path and made us live an exciting journey through time.