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This is a really interesting look at a jewel under the streets of Liverpool. Waiting room first with a cup of coffee then the volunteers kick in with the guide beginning his narration below 62 mason Street which is still there on the surface. A great trip completely brought to life by these volunteers who have obviously been trained well. It was cold and wet down there…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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I've been wanting to visit here since hearing about the tunnels several years ago. I was not disappointed. This is a unique and interesting part of Liverpool history.. Just a pity it isn't given the proper funding it needs to really become a major attraction
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Went with friends to view Tunnels. Fascinating insight given by our well informed volunteer, delivered with a scouse sense of humour, loved it!
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Many years ago I heard a song called the 'Mole of Edge Hill' and was reminded of this when the train I was on went through Edge Hill station. I spoke to the family I was staying with whether the song was true and we looked up the Williamson Tunnels. We went for a visit to learn more. The guide was very knowledgeable not just about the tunnels but also about other Liverpool attractions. The tunnels were interesting and took about three quarters of an hour to get round. Thanks for the information.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Entirely operated, and indeed excavated by volunteers this fascinating trip below the streets of liverpool looks to shed some light on the mysteries surrounding the maze, and to date fully undiscovered Williamson Tunnels. The tour lasts about an hour, and after a safety briefing and being issued with a hard hat your tour begins... The tunnels are lit, but still dark (obviously) and there are steps and wet surfaces. Family friendly, with hand railings when needed, but may not be ideal for those with mobility issues. Enjoyed it that much, am taking the family with me next time. Educational, and exciting to be able to watch their progress…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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