š Series of man-made tunnels and caverns beneath Bristol's Redcliffe area.
š Originally dug for sand extraction for glassmaking and pottery, later used for storage, as a wartime air-raid shelter, and other purposes.
šµļø Explore a labyrinth of underground tunnels and chambers.
āØ Discover fascinating history and unique underground experience.
šļø Gain insight into Bristol's industrial heritage and hidden past.
š¬ Atmospheric setting, popular for unique film screenings and theatre productions.
š Usually locked, access only via guided tours or special events.
š¶ Dark and uneven ground, uneven surfaces, and low lighting; requires good mobility and sensible footwear.
š« May not be suitable for those with claustrophobia.
šļø Tickets are limited and sell out quickly; check local heritage group websites for tour dates.
šļø Accessible via guided tours or during Bristol Open Doors weekend.
š Entrance is at the bottom of Phoenix Wharf Donkey Ramp, near the Scout Canoe Club.
š Accessible via guided tours or special events; check local heritage groups for dates.
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