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Shell Grotto

Now closed
Margate’s Shell Grotto is an underground cavern adorned with intricate mosaics made entirely from seashells.
Price £4.50

Margate Caves

Now closed
Initially an 18th-century chalk mine, the Margate Caves lay forgotten for over a century before resurfacing as a tourist attraction in 1863. Once a Victorian and 20th-century tourist favourite, the caves closed in 2004 but reopened to visitors in 2019.
Price £5

Wookey Hole Caves

Now closed
Wookey Hole Caves is a series of limestone caves just 3km (2 miles) from the centre of Wells. It is heavily commercialised with an adjoining complex that includes a museum and a variety of unrelated tourist attractions.
Price £19.95

Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre

Now closed
The Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre is a series of tunnels and underground excavations in the Edge Hill area of Liverpool.
Price £4.50

Smugglers Adventure (St Clements Caves)

Now closed
St Clements Caves on the West Hill behind the Old Town in Hastings, East Sussex has been used as an air raid shelter during the Second World War and in 1989 it re-opened as a tourist attraction called Smugglers Adventure.
Price £11.75

White Scar Cave

White Scar Cave is Britain’s longest show cave. It features a 1.6km- (1 mile)-long tour that takes you past stalactites and underground waterfalls.
Price £10.35

Cheddar Gorge and Caves

Now closed
Cheddar Gorge is Britain’s biggest gorge. It is a limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills, immediately northeast of the village of Cheddar, which is home to England’s largest inland limestone cliffs. While it is certainly no Grand Canyon, it is a very picturesque spot that includes some lovely walks.
From £22.95 To £25.95

City of Caves

Now closed
Nottingham was built upon a labyrinth of sandstone caves that people have lived in for over a thousand years.
Price £7.95

Treak Cliff Cavern

Now closed
Treak Cliff Cavern is the best of the caves around Castleton. It features the usual collection of stalactites and stalagmites plus the unique mineral known as Blue John stone.
Price £9.95

Chislehurst Caves

The labyrinthine Chislehurst Caves complex consists of 35km (22 miles) of man-made tunnels in Chislehurst in suburban southeast London. The tunnels are a byproduct of the chalk and flint mines that operated in from the 13th to the 19th centuries. More recently the caves have been used as an ammunition depot during the First World War, as a mushroom farm in the 1930s and as an air raid shelter during the Second World War.
Price £6

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