Fantastic place! A bit hard to find, but saw it on TV and glad to be able to visit it in the flesh! Don't have to bother following an annoying guide round, they just let you go on your own and are there to answer questions at the end. There's an obvious way round with a Jesus-like figure on sign... More

bit concerned at the £6.50 price when we were told it only takes about half an hour; but that's only if you rush through. (also a bit of a nerve to offer the guidebook at an extra £2, but you don't really need it) You start in a rather tatty video room (this is being rerfubished next winter) with quick... More

Very interesting, loved exploring the caves, very well sign posted to keep everyone safe. Would love to see deeper excavation. Personal preference would like to see a sign to keep children under control due to the scope for accidents. Well worth the money!

Great fun. Not for the obese. Very interesting and good value for money.

It is a while since we went to the Copper Mine but when we went It was exciting walking through the many passages and they owners had really made an effort to make it interesting. My daughter was only young when we last went and thought it was amazing.

Good: Very interesting. Good value for money considering the work involved in making the mine safe for the general public. You get a real feel for how much work went in to mining 4,000 years ago. Bad: Old/large people may find navigating the narrow mines tricky.

i enjoyed this as did my son but my younger kids were scared as its quite dark and narrow ,on the pictures it shows you go down 6 floors but you dont you only go down so far then you have to walk around the outside ,also the sign outside says one price but when we went in we were... More

We got a reduced price for taking 12 people down the mine. It was a bit scary for some of the older ones, but everything well presented and interesting. Good secondhand book shop opened. Picnic table on site and some very limited snacks available with coffee machine.

well worth the visit very interseting the mine is truly historical