Me and my friend visited here even tho the tunnel is not that long the tour guide was very knowledgeable off the surrounding area and off the tunnels history excellent visit.we really enjoyed it and would recommend it

A part of Liverpool that was virtually forgotten for 100 years or so but is now receiving the acclaim it deserves. It consists of a network of brick lined and vaulted Tunnels cut in sandstone in early 19th century in somewhat mysterious circumstances. An excellent...More

This review is by no means a thumbs down for the people who volunteer to work at the Williamson’s Tunnels. The place is no where near what it could be. I had an interesting hour walking round the Attraction with our guide Dave. It’s a...More

Well worth a visit , the excellent tour guide was most informative and very interesting. A quirky part of Liverpools past that is still being discovered. Also you can get refreshments and small gifts.

We have been meaning to visit these tunnels for a while now. However, I’ve got to say, the visit was rather a let down. I appreciate the upkeep relies on volunteers and contributions but we weren’t overly impressed. The guide didn’t seem confident in what...More

These tunnels were not really needed but Mr Williamson decided rather than give money out to people he gave them employment so as make them feel needed and had a job. It's hard to believe that someone so rich would look after his poorer neighbours...More

We came here today as we was up in the area for the day did some home work before we went was only £4 for me to get in if you take kids it’s £3 would say don’t take very young kids as it’s in...More