We decided to go here on a wet Sunday afternoon as there was nothing else to do and were pleasantly surprised. The museum part at the start had lots of interactive stuff but was also very informative. This was then followed by a short video then going into the passages. Be warned: if you are hugely obese or unable to... More

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed our trip under Exeter. We thought the people at the desk were extremely helpful (went out of their way to fit us in as we were only on a day trip) and the guide was very clear, knowledgeable and patient. I'm baffled how some people seemed to ignore the warnings about the dark, narrowness... More

appreciate the historical value but the whole experience was monotonous More

Well worth a visit, very interesting. I suffer from claustrophobia occasionally but found this no problem you are in single file and moving most of the time. The guide was excellent - recommended. More

Interesting and an insight into Exeter's past. The museum before is very good with interactive activities. More

Very interesting, took friends who are New Zealanders there and they were enthralded with the Guides narration. More

It was wet and miserable and I had 2 children to entertain (aged 10 and 11) and this is completely underground so very dry. The passages were only a 20 minute tour. Unfortunately we had a visitor in our group who kept stopping to ask questions and the tour was shorter than normal as the next tour was waiting to... More

I loved it but my friend found it very claustrophobic. Don't wear your best coat as you can't avoid brushing against the walls. More

A short, but interesting, insight into how underground passages were used to bring clean water into Exeter. The total tour takes about 30-40 minutes, starting with a short video (approximately 7-10 minutes) followed by a ‘hard hat’ tour of some of the underground passages (approximately 20-25 minutes). There is also a small museum to visit either before or after your... More