Drakelow Tunnels Museum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This is well worth a visit. It seems to be run on a shoe string so any will help fund the project. Its not expensive but don't take children, it's not suitable. The heart has been ripped out of it so pay attention to you to get the most out of your visit. was helpful and interesting. Make sure you wear sensible clothes and shoes. I'd recommend it as very good value. Mike is a fantastic guide. The place is to look around but it very worn down and needs some spicing up. Old equipment is everywhere and its hard to tell what's rubbish and what's meant to be on display. Its is full but sadly the are near empty. It has been four years since my last visit, WOW! What a transformation. They have worked so hard making a go of this place. If you get chance to go, please do, wwll worth a look. Jo was our guide, she is fab. Mike and Russ are very welcoming 🥰 It's an absolutely amazing place. I have wanted to go here for the last 20 years, and oh my goodness, it doesn't disappoint. Unfortunately.you can't take pictures as the majority of the are owned by a bug luxury wine company that uses it as a cellar. A great atmosphere. Our was really knowledgeable and answered lots of questions with a great sense of humour. The is fascinating and even had a ghost story or two thrown in along the way! Highly recommend! Brought to life by our Mike, very and informative tour. Highly recommend a and we'll be bringing our daughter next time. So interesting, the are huge, you only get to see a small portion of the vast network, but what you did see was informative and very interesting. Good tours and Place if your interested in WWII Shadow-factory ,be sure to book through their Facebook page. Most of the historical items have been removed but they are starting to put a museum together. Very tour, were used during the war then during the cold War. Limited on what they can do as power comes from generators and without a mains supply it would be to expensive to install de-humidifiers. Any equipment on show is susceptible to mold and rust. This is a wonderful place to visit. The was informative and engaging without feeling too long, and our Joe was welcoming, pleasant, and knowledgeable. We took the morning tour, which lasts an hour. The site is run by and funded through visitors attending these tours. It’s a fascinating piece of that I highly recommend exploring if you’re in the area. You can easily make more of a day of it by visiting Kinver Edge afterwards, which is just a short drive away. We visited Drakelow as part of a group and were fascinated by history. Our Mike was brilliant; knowledgeable, funny but above all passionate about keeping the of the alive. Particularly liked seeing the photographs showing original elements of the tunnels. Huge thank you to all of the who ensured our was well organised, safe and enjoyable. Absolutely fascinating. Very atmospheric and to anyone with even a slight interest in (fairly) recent history. It may be run by volunteers, but their enthusiasm and knowledge adds massively to the experience. Such an and unusual place to visit. Fascinating and welcoming volunteers. The cost is a little steep for what it is, however it is an insight into provisions that were made during WWII and the cold war. The guides are knowledgeable and all so hats off to them, but you can feel that it's not that professional, they do what they can with what they have, most areas are similar and it will be nice if they can recreate and restore some of it to look something like it would have when it was operational. At the moment it's more of a series are similar looking and some history. We had a really informative 1-hour of the tunnels. Mike, who was our guide, was very knowledgeable and friendly. You can see how passionate the are. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.