Redcliffe Caves — Attraction in Bristol

My first ever experience of "Bristol Open Days" event and I loved it! Have admit, was one of those in the rush and forgot to bring my own torch, but phone did a good job too!

Queue seemed like it's not going to end, but staff did a great job and passed everyone through quite quickly. (Worth getting more staff - just to manage the queues better and keep everyone inform-I would say).

Astonishing sound effects and overall walk plan. Don't blame volunteers for not knowing much and bless them for their patience in answering all never-ending-questions.

Would definitely recommend, at least once to visit. A hidden secret and another bit of history of Bristol was discovered by all of us...

Me and my mates were just walking around the area when we saw a cave outta nowhere. We closed near it just to hear the maniacal cackle of a few women and were taken apart. That and the digital alarm-like text above the door and the general griminess of the day led us to believe we had stumbled upon a midday witch convention. We thought it was just a coincidence but the cackling didn't stop. Either way, it wasn't a witch convention and that group of women visiting the current attraction should not be allowed near caves of moaning women turned soundscapes, like this was...

I visited the Radcliffe Caves for a screening of the restored original 1954 Godzilla movie. I'd been curious about the caves for a long time but they're not normally open to the public except for special events. So it was fantastic to not only see the caves (with a guided pre-tour from the knowledgeable event manager) but also to see an amazing film in such an atmospheric and well-suited environment - just imagine how those Godzilla...