Thirty metres below the edge of north west Kent is a maze of chalk tunnels.

The caves at Chislehurst in Kent, are a labyrinth of man-made tunnels, carved out over hundreds of years and forming a maze covering over 6 Hectares and are up to 30 metres below the homes and woodlands above.

Join a guide on a fascinating 45 minute lamp-lit tour where you can hear about the history of the caves and learn about

• The romantic Victorian stories of the Druids, Romans and Saxons
• The guarded munitions stores of World War I
• Mushroom growing in the 1930s
• The Caves being used as the largest deep air-raid shelter outside London and underground town of World War II, protecting over 15000 people every night during the Blitz
• The haunted passages
• The Caves during the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s when they were used as a music venue for dances and concerts.

As well as guided tours the visitor centre includes a café, gift shop, picnic area and a free car and coach park.