City of Caves in Nottingham is the perfect fun and educational family day! Discover a hidden world beneath your feet underneath the streets of Nottingham. Explore original sandstone caves with their actor led tours and meet their friendly characters Archie and Annie the Archaeologists, or wander through at your own pace with the fascinating audio tour. You will be taken on an archaeological journey under the cobbles of some of Nottingham's most famous streets and up through Drury Hill. So what are you waiting for? Go and visit!
Nottingham has the UK's largest network of caves - over 800 are hidden beneath its streets. At The City of Caves, you can discover the largest publicly available section of this vast underground network. Enjoy a memorable adventure in history at the heart of this subterranean wonder.
As if this wasn't cool enough, discover how Nottingham dwellers once lived and learn about their journey through the ages. See the caves as they have never been seen before, stripped back to their original historic element and discover the logic that went into building, shaping and maintaining these fascinating dwellings.
Keep an eye on their website for special activities and events available throughout the school holidays. They strongly recommend booking your tickets in advance, especially for busy periods such as weekends and school holidays.
A short walk from the train station, this family friendly attraction is right in the Broadmarsh in the heart of Nottingham city centre.
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£7.65
Students and over 60's are £7.65
5 years
2023
They have baby changing facilities on site.
They don't have any eating facilities on site, but there are many cafes surrounding the attraction.
Pre-book to avoid disappointment.
They sell fun games, toys and gadgets, fossils, archaeological finds, history items and many more.
It's the perfect place for a fun and educational school trip.
They have baby changing facilities on site.
Due to the historic nature of the site, the caves are not accessible for those with mobility issues, wheelchair users, or visitors with pushchairs or prams.
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