The term "in the world" means in the mining language - on the surface. According to the legend, the discovery of rock salt in Bochnia in the mid-13th century is attributed to Saint Kinga. The route includes fifteen points - places of former old mining shafts (Herman, Wielki, Wojewodzia Góra, Targ, Regis, Kożuszka, Gazaris), but also a place of a former brewery, the remains of a saltworks castle, a saline garden, or a place of a former saline pond. The route leads from the Sutoris shaft in two directions: east and west. As you wander westwards, you will encounter twelve points, and eastwards - three. We are led from point to point by special metal plates with inscriptions embedded in the pavement: "Saint Kinga NaCl Bochnia Salt Route "In the World". The implementation of the route is the responsibility of the Prof. Stanisław Fischer Museum, cooperation of the Department of Promotion and Development of the Municipal Office in Bochnia. The project was financed from the budget of the Małopolska Region in 2005. Detailed information about the route http://bochnia.eu/turystyka/przewodnik-po-miescie/spacery-i-wycieczki-3/nacl-bochenski-szlak-solny-na-swiecie-im-swietej-kingi/