Cleave basement in Great Britain

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Mysterious, dark, sometimes enigmatic and historical narratives, some basement in mainland Great Britain it may be a tourist destination that presents a different nuance.

1. Big Pit, South Wales (Blaenavon, Torfaen, near Newport, museumwales.ac.uk)

You must wear a helmet for a tour underground at this mine. The tour itself will start to come down to a depth of 300 feet in the pitch-black coal mines. During the tour, you can feel what it’s like to work in mining. The tour is open every day from 10:00 to 15:30 o’clock local time and it’s free.

2. Churchill War Rooms, London (King Charles Street, London SW1, cwr.iwm.org.uk)

You can almost smell the cigar a great man in the atmosphere in this underground labyrinth. Plus help archive footage and interviews with former inhabitants of the bunker, you as if transported into the past, during which the fate of England is determined. Open daily from 9:30 to 18:00 pm local time, the adult entry fee 15.95 pounds, while under 16 years free.

3. Hack Green secret Nuclear Bunker (Near Hale, Cheshire, hackgreen.co.uk)

Inside this bunker you like to enter a nightmare world that shows how to avoid radiation contamination by using only a kitchen table as a place to hide.

Open daily from 11:00 to 16:30 o’clock local time, adults are 6.8 pounds entrance fee, children aged 5-16 years 4.1 pounds, and the family of 21 pounds.

4. Tunnels, Dover Castle (Dover, bahasa-heritage.org.uk)

Carved into the white cliffs, tunnels have been used by the military since the 19th century. Open daily from 10:00 to 16:00 o’clock local time, adults are 13.9 pounds entrance fee, children 7 pounds (about 100 thousand), and the family of 34.8 pounds.

5. Mersey Tunnel (Pier Head, Liverpool, merseytravel.gov.uk)

An exploratory trip, you will visit the control center, emergency ventilation holes and escape routes. Space is limited, of course, brings its own experience for you. The tour opened on Saturday at 10.00 local time while Tuesday-Thursday at 17:00 local time. Entry ticket worth 5 pounds.

6. Caves of Nottingham (Broadmarsh Gate Shopping Centre, cityofcavesguide.co.uk)

Under the shopping center lies a world of sandstone cave in which extraordinary last used in late 1924. This cave used for centuries to lower classes Nottingham (the poor and criminals).

Open daily Monday-Friday from 11:30 to 17:00 o’clock local time and Saturday-Sunday at 10:30 to 17:00 local time, adults are charged admission pounds 5.75, children pounds 4.25 and pounds 16.25 family.

7. Geevor tin mine, Cornwall (Pendeen, near Penzance, www.geevor.com)

This two-hectare site on the top of the cliff overlooking the sea, even so all activities take place underground. Here, you can apply as miners are exploring the basement. There is also a museum.

Open from Sunday-Friday, 9:00 to 16:00 pm local time, adults pounds 9.75 entrance fee, children 5 pounds, 29 pounds and family. (Quoted from the Telegraph)