went here and was it was very good but i was thinking when i left thought it would of been bigger. More

This is a difficult review to write. I would love to say that this is a great attraction and everyone should visit. I think everyone should visit but it really needs Liverpool City Council to find some funding from somewhere to expand and improve it as a visitor attraction. It's a very different experience from anything else available in the... More

My Sister and her husband had come up from Pembroke and we were looking for somewhere to go and as my Sister was originally from Liverpool we decided to sightseeing things like we were all visitors and had a wonderful day enjoying our city as through the eyes of a visitor. I would recommend it More

It's run by volunteers which I appreciate massively, BUT it doesn't mean they're particularly any good at public speaking or captivating an audience. The cafe area is very good More

Brill attraction, unusual and fascinating, well worth seeing. More

took my children who enjoyed it very much they werent interested in the history of it but i was very .They have found more tunnels since i visited that there working on.would take friends too see them More

This was recommended to us by a friend at work. We had never heard of it before but went along and glad we did. It has a fascinating history about a very perhaps ecccentric person who built tunnels under the streets of Liverpool, but provided jobs for the whole of the family. Do visit if you like this sort of... More

Went with friends to visit the tunnels and were very disappointed. It cost around £32 for 5 of us and it only lasted about an hour. Think we must have had the worst tour guide as he didn't seem to know anything about the tunnels and wasn't able to answer any of our questions. Although the tunnels are interesting there... More

We had a guide that told us the lovely story of the tunnels and Williamson. In fact, the story was so great we forgot to take pictures! I loved it! More