At just over £42 for three adults and two children this was well worth the visit. Interesting little museum to give background information before your entrance to a short film giving insight to the development of the site. Donning a hard hat you make your own way through the labyrinth of tunnels beneath the Orme. Tastefully lit to highlight the conditions, raw materials and tools used...narrow at times and very atmospheric. A well stocked souvenir shop and spotlessly clean toilets. An excellent way to spend a couple of hours.

Really enjoyed the informative video followed by an interesting walk through the mines. Very impressive. The souvenir shop was value for money especially the Amethyst Cathedral and the fossils . The staff are very friendly and helpful who went out their way to show me more of their stock of amethyst cathedrals and fossils which I ended up purchasing and I am very pleased with my purchases

Stunning location to visit. You can reach the mine in various ways. We caught the cable car and walked down to it, but you can also drive to it or catch the tram. The mine itself is a very interesting place. To imagine that thousands of years ago people discovered how to extract the ore and smelt it is astounding, especially as they only had primitive tools such as rocks and bones. Extremely informative and enlightening place and well worth a visit for a look back in history. Not the place for people who don’t like tight spaces though as the cave is very narrow in places.

Wow what an interesting place to visit. Really really old but only discovered relatively recently. Very informative self guided tour through narrow passages so not at all suitable if you’re disabled or in a wheelchair/pram. Definitely worth looking at and given it was a wet afternoon in June it suited us fine . There’s a car park so suggest you drive up the orme as it’s quite a long walk otherwise.

One of the highlights of our holiday in North Wales. This site is fascinating and so well presented; visitors of any age would find things of interest. The staff are so friendly and knowledgeable. I loved our visit and it has made me want to find out much more about what life must have been like for the people working the mine.

Incredible history that I knew nothing of until this visit. And the mine itself was a adventure, you need to be reasonably able bodied and it’s not a place if you get claustrophobic but walking in the footsteps of Bronze Age miners, often children, hacking at the rock with bones was amazing. Kids will love it too. It’s truly mind boggling how so much copper was mined over such a period with nominal tools. If you’re in the area this is a must visit site. We took the tram up from Llandudno, also recommended.

Fascinating insight into the period 3500 years ago. Mines very interesting. Friendly knowledgeable staff. Excellent safety guide before hand. Nice little gift shop. Bryan Martin Dorothy

Brilliant day out. Not for anyone who is big built - eg 6ft 2inch and 19 st husbands- as there are some tight squeezes through the passage ways, but quite an exciting experience , full of wonder that neolithic peoples were working these amazing spaces with minimal light and antler picks. Nice little video and museum to start with and a decent gift shop at the end.

I've been traveling around Britain for 10 days, and this has been my favourite experience so far. If you're interested in history this is a must-see. Walking though, imagining the lives of people that many thousands of years ago, was a great privilege.

Visited with my son (who was over from Australia) and my 8 year old grandson. Very interesting and mind blowing facts of the mine's age and history over thousands of years. Apart from the actual mine trip which was very sympathetically lit and considerably well executed there is an awful amount of "topside" information and displays. It was a shame that the on-site cafe only caters for actual mine visitors and not anyone who doesn't go underground. A missed source of extra revenue !