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The Bude Tunnel — Attraction in England

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The Bude Tunnel
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Nearby attractions
Summerleaze Beach
Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HN, United Kingdom
The Castle Bude
The Wharf, Bude EX23 8LG, United Kingdom
Bude Sea Pool
Bude Sea pool, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Elements Bude
20 Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HJ, United Kingdom
Life's A Beach
16 Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HN, United Kingdom
Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine
Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine, 11 Queen St, Bude EX23 8AY, United Kingdom
Bude Tandoori
12A Burn View, Bude EX23 8BZ, United Kingdom
Temple: Restaurant
10 Granville Ter, Bude EX23 8JZ, United Kingdom
Buffy's
2 Belle Vue Ave, Bude EX23 8BS, United Kingdom
MIRCHI
7 Lansdown Rd, Bude EX23 8BH, United Kingdom
Butter Bun
22A Belle Vue, Bude EX23 8JS, United Kingdom
KJ's Charcoal Grill
Belle Vue Ln, Bude EX23 8BR, United Kingdom
Toro Tapas
15 Queen St, Bude EX23 8AY, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
The Beach At Bude
Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HJ, United Kingdom
An Mor
Hartland Terrace, Bude EX23 8JY, United Kingdom
The edge of the beach
19 Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HJ, United Kingdom
The Grosvenor
10 Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HH, United Kingdom
Atlantic House Bude - Whole house holiday let
Atlantic House, 17-18 Summerleaze Cres, Bude EX23 8HJ, United Kingdom
Sunrise Guest House
6 Burn View, Bude EX23 8BY, United Kingdom
Links Side Guest House
7 Burn View, Bude EX23 8BY, United Kingdom
Tee-Side Guest House
2 Burn View, Bude EX23 8BY, United Kingdom
Sea Jade Guest House
15 Burn View, Bude EX23 8BZ, United Kingdom
The Globe Hotel
13 The Strand, Bude EX23 8QU, United Kingdom
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The Bude Tunnel
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The Bude Tunnel

7 Erdiston Ct, Bude EX23 8HE, United Kingdom
4.7(428)
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attractions: Summerleaze Beach, The Castle Bude, Bude Sea Pool, restaurants: Elements Bude, Life's A Beach, Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine, Bude Tandoori, Temple: Restaurant, Buffy's, MIRCHI, Butter Bun, KJ's Charcoal Grill, Toro Tapas
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Nearby attractions of The Bude Tunnel

Summerleaze Beach

The Castle Bude

Bude Sea Pool

Summerleaze Beach

Summerleaze Beach

4.7

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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The Castle Bude

The Castle Bude

4.5

(612)

Closed
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Bude Sea Pool

Bude Sea Pool

4.8

(679)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of The Bude Tunnel

Elements Bude

Life's A Beach

Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine

Bude Tandoori

Temple: Restaurant

Buffy's

MIRCHI

Butter Bun

KJ's Charcoal Grill

Toro Tapas

Elements Bude

Elements Bude

4.6

(388)

$$

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Life's A Beach

Life's A Beach

4.4

(702)

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Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine

Bayleaf Fine Indian Cuisine

4.0

(263)

$

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Bude Tandoori

Bude Tandoori

4.1

(236)

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Eddie BarnesEddie Barnes
My Journey to Bude Tunnel: An Unexpected Pilgrimage For years, we had planned to visit Bude Tunnel, often talking about it as if it were a distant dream. Today, that dream finally came true, and the experience was beyond anything we could have imagined. Our journey to this remarkable structure felt almost like a pilgrimage, one that left us feeling spiritually cleansed as we walked through its translucent passage. The 8th Wonder of the World Bude Tunnel, often playfully referred to as the 8th wonder of the world, is a marvel of modern design and practicality. Stretching over 70 meters, this covered walkway connects the Sainsbury's supermarket to the nearby car park in the seaside town of Bude, Cornwall. It may seem mundane at first glance, but its unique charm lies in its simplicity and functionality, coupled with an unexpected beauty that captures the hearts of visitors. A Cleansing Experience As we stepped into the tunnel, a sense of tranquility enveloped us. The soft light filtering through the polycarbonate panels created a calming atmosphere, transforming the ordinary act of walking into something almost meditative. Each step felt like shedding the burdens of daily life, allowing our souls to be cleansed in the process. The gentle curve of the tunnel guided us forward, a subtle reminder of the journey and progress we had made to reach this point. Reflecting on History While marveling at Bude Tunnel, it's intriguing to think about how different the world might have been if history had taken a different turn. Had we lost the war, structures like this might never have been built. Bude Tunnel stands not only as a functional piece of infrastructure but also as a symbol of peace and the progress we've made as a society. It reminds us of the importance of seemingly small victories and the collective effort that goes into creating spaces that improve our daily lives. Conclusion Our visit to Bude Tunnel was more than just a casual outing; it was a journey that had been years in the making, a testament to our perseverance and the allure of this unique structure. Walking through the tunnel felt like a purification of the spirit, a reminder of the beauty that can be found in the most unexpected places. Truly, Bude Tunnel deserves its place as a beloved landmark and, in the hearts of its visitors, the 8th wonder of the world.
BobbyBobby
The Bude Tunnel is a unique and unforgettable experience that is unlike anything else. Walking through the tunnel was like entering another world, where time seemed to stand still and everything else faded away. It was a deeply spiritual experience that felt like seeing God and feeling their presence guiding me through the tunnel. As I walked through the tunnel, I felt a sense of awe and wonder that I had never experienced before, as if the walls of the tunnel were pulsing in colour, and the echoes of my footsteps created a rhythmic beat that echoed throughout the space. It was like being in a dream, where everything was vivid and alive. I felt like I was walking with God, who was holding my hand and guiding me through the tunnel. It was a feeling of safety and protection that I had never felt before. I was no longer afraid of death or the unknown, because I had experienced something so profound and transformative. The Bude Tunnel made me understand life in a new way, and how amazing it can be. It reminded me of the beauty and wonder that is all around us, if we just take the time to notice it. It was a reminder that there is so much more to life than our daily routine, and that there are hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. After experiencing the Bude Tunnel, I feel content knowing that I have experienced one of the best things life has to offer. It's a memory that I will carry with me for the rest of my life, and it has changed me in ways that I never thought possible. It has taught me to appreciate the small moments in life, and to be present in the moment. The Bude Tunnel is a truly special place, and I feel grateful to have had the opportunity to experience it. It's a reminder that there is still magic and mystery in the world, and that anything is possible if we just open ourselves up to it. If you ever have the chance to visit the Bude Tunnel, I highly recommend it. It's a life-changing experience that you won't soon forget
Peter FieldwalkerPeter Fieldwalker
"Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it." - Vincent Van Gogh The Pyramids of Giza, The Eiffel Tower, The Taj Mahal. To argue the inherent beauty in these magnificent structures is often a futile effort. The sheer grandeur and human effort behind these creations are enough to warrant their universal acclaim. When I arrived in Bude with the intention of visiting the local Circus (featuring sustainably stored Tanzanian Elephants), I found myself wandering around town as I waited for the Circus to open. I decided to check online for attraction recommendations and there it was, the top result, Bude Tunnel. I must admit, at first I was wary, as to my untrained eye, it looked like any old wind tunnel. Thankfully, I set aside my assumptions and made my way to its location. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the famed tunnel and with it, an epiphany. You see, up until this point, my outlook on the artistic value of objects had been rooted in the traditional fundamentals that support the merits of structures like The Eiffel Tower, fundamentals like size, materials used and design. Standing there, gazing at Bude Tunnel, felt like I was being introduced to a whole new spectrum of colours and wonderment. It is not the structure of Bude Tunnel that is of artistic merit, it is the platform it offers up to humanity, a platform unlike any other. For people all over the world to rejoice around a simple wind tunnel is to me, an unquestionable cultural achievement. So for anyone questioning the validity of Bude Tunnel's status as one of the top attractions in the UK, I say, look closer, as you can only see the light by gazing through the tunnel (metaphorically speaking).
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My Journey to Bude Tunnel: An Unexpected Pilgrimage For years, we had planned to visit Bude Tunnel, often talking about it as if it were a distant dream. Today, that dream finally came true, and the experience was beyond anything we could have imagined. Our journey to this remarkable structure felt almost like a pilgrimage, one that left us feeling spiritually cleansed as we walked through its translucent passage. The 8th Wonder of the World Bude Tunnel, often playfully referred to as the 8th wonder of the world, is a marvel of modern design and practicality. Stretching over 70 meters, this covered walkway connects the Sainsbury's supermarket to the nearby car park in the seaside town of Bude, Cornwall. It may seem mundane at first glance, but its unique charm lies in its simplicity and functionality, coupled with an unexpected beauty that captures the hearts of visitors. A Cleansing Experience As we stepped into the tunnel, a sense of tranquility enveloped us. The soft light filtering through the polycarbonate panels created a calming atmosphere, transforming the ordinary act of walking into something almost meditative. Each step felt like shedding the burdens of daily life, allowing our souls to be cleansed in the process. The gentle curve of the tunnel guided us forward, a subtle reminder of the journey and progress we had made to reach this point. Reflecting on History While marveling at Bude Tunnel, it's intriguing to think about how different the world might have been if history had taken a different turn. Had we lost the war, structures like this might never have been built. Bude Tunnel stands not only as a functional piece of infrastructure but also as a symbol of peace and the progress we've made as a society. It reminds us of the importance of seemingly small victories and the collective effort that goes into creating spaces that improve our daily lives. Conclusion Our visit to Bude Tunnel was more than just a casual outing; it was a journey that had been years in the making, a testament to our perseverance and the allure of this unique structure. Walking through the tunnel felt like a purification of the spirit, a reminder of the beauty that can be found in the most unexpected places. Truly, Bude Tunnel deserves its place as a beloved landmark and, in the hearts of its visitors, the 8th wonder of the world.
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The Bude Tunnel is a unique and unforgettable experience that is unlike anything else. Walking through the tunnel was like entering another world, where time seemed to stand still and everything else faded away. It was a deeply spiritual experience that felt like seeing God and feeling their presence guiding me through the tunnel. As I walked through the tunnel, I felt a sense of awe and wonder that I had never experienced before, as if the walls of the tunnel were pulsing in colour, and the echoes of my footsteps created a rhythmic beat that echoed throughout the space. It was like being in a dream, where everything was vivid and alive. I felt like I was walking with God, who was holding my hand and guiding me through the tunnel. It was a feeling of safety and protection that I had never felt before. I was no longer afraid of death or the unknown, because I had experienced something so profound and transformative. The Bude Tunnel made me understand life in a new way, and how amazing it can be. It reminded me of the beauty and wonder that is all around us, if we just take the time to notice it. It was a reminder that there is so much more to life than our daily routine, and that there are hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. After experiencing the Bude Tunnel, I feel content knowing that I have experienced one of the best things life has to offer. It's a memory that I will carry with me for the rest of my life, and it has changed me in ways that I never thought possible. It has taught me to appreciate the small moments in life, and to be present in the moment. The Bude Tunnel is a truly special place, and I feel grateful to have had the opportunity to experience it. It's a reminder that there is still magic and mystery in the world, and that anything is possible if we just open ourselves up to it. If you ever have the chance to visit the Bude Tunnel, I highly recommend it. It's a life-changing experience that you won't soon forget
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"Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it." - Vincent Van Gogh The Pyramids of Giza, The Eiffel Tower, The Taj Mahal. To argue the inherent beauty in these magnificent structures is often a futile effort. The sheer grandeur and human effort behind these creations are enough to warrant their universal acclaim. When I arrived in Bude with the intention of visiting the local Circus (featuring sustainably stored Tanzanian Elephants), I found myself wandering around town as I waited for the Circus to open. I decided to check online for attraction recommendations and there it was, the top result, Bude Tunnel. I must admit, at first I was wary, as to my untrained eye, it looked like any old wind tunnel. Thankfully, I set aside my assumptions and made my way to its location. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the famed tunnel and with it, an epiphany. You see, up until this point, my outlook on the artistic value of objects had been rooted in the traditional fundamentals that support the merits of structures like The Eiffel Tower, fundamentals like size, materials used and design. Standing there, gazing at Bude Tunnel, felt like I was being introduced to a whole new spectrum of colours and wonderment. It is not the structure of Bude Tunnel that is of artistic merit, it is the platform it offers up to humanity, a platform unlike any other. For people all over the world to rejoice around a simple wind tunnel is to me, an unquestionable cultural achievement. So for anyone questioning the validity of Bude Tunnel's status as one of the top attractions in the UK, I say, look closer, as you can only see the light by gazing through the tunnel (metaphorically speaking).
Peter Fieldwalker

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4.7
(428)
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5.0
2y

"Discovering the 8th Wonder of the World"

Oh, where do I begin with the captivating wonder that is the Bude Tunnel? This glorious 70-meter plastic-covered masterpiece stole my heart the moment I laid eyes on it. After a lifetime of searching, I am delighted to report that I have indeed found the epitome of architectural excellence, and it's situated in a supermarket car park in Bude.

Let's start with the magnificent entry. Its simplicity alone was enough to reduce me to tears of joy. I stood there, entranced, just picturing the tremendous effort and sheer tenacity it must have taken to prop up this awe-inspiring plastic enclosure. It's the closest thing to stepping into a teleportation device – except instead of transporting you to a parallel universe, it sends you to the other side of the car park. Absolutely riveting stuff.

Walking through the tunnel, I was enveloped by a wave of ethereal calmness, only punctuated by the occasional rustling of the plastic walls – a hauntingly beautiful symphony echoing through the corridor. I imagine this is what space travel feels like, minus the lack of gravity and the whole space part, of course.

The aesthetics are unparalleled. Its seamless translucency softly illuminates the path beneath, providing a delightful harmony of light and shade that rivals the Sistine Chapel. It's like walking through an interactive modern art exhibit - the Louvre, eat your heart out!

The way the rain pounds on the plastic roof creates a symphony that Mozart himself would be envious of. It is a sensory overload of the highest order, and if you're not moved to tears by the end of your journey, I'd be forced to question your emotional compass.

The exit is as understated as the entrance, with no dramatic fanfare to distract from the tranquil journey you've just undertaken. It's here that the genius of the tunnel's design truly shines – one moment you're in this wonderland, the next, you're spat out onto a bustling supermarket car park.

In summary, the Bude Tunnel has challenged everything I ever knew about travel, architecture, and indeed, life itself. This unsung hero of civil engineering is, without a shadow of a doubt, the MUST-VISIT attraction of Bude, if not the entire planet. It's safe to say that your life isn't complete until you've walked this celestial avenue of plastic. So, what are you waiting for? The Bude Tunnel awaits, dear friends, to transport you to a realm of unparalleled transcendence.

So, here's to the Bude Tunnel, our plastic-covered pathway to enlightenment. It's not just a tunnel, it's an experience, it's a lifestyle,...

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5.0
1y

My Journey to Bude Tunnel: An Unexpected Pilgrimage

For years, we had planned to visit Bude Tunnel, often talking about it as if it were a distant dream. Today, that dream finally came true, and the experience was beyond anything we could have imagined. Our journey to this remarkable structure felt almost like a pilgrimage, one that left us feeling spiritually cleansed as we walked through its translucent passage.

The 8th Wonder of the World

Bude Tunnel, often playfully referred to as the 8th wonder of the world, is a marvel of modern design and practicality. Stretching over 70 meters, this covered walkway connects the Sainsbury's supermarket to the nearby car park in the seaside town of Bude, Cornwall. It may seem mundane at first glance, but its unique charm lies in its simplicity and functionality, coupled with an unexpected beauty that captures the hearts of visitors.

A Cleansing Experience

As we stepped into the tunnel, a sense of tranquility enveloped us. The soft light filtering through the polycarbonate panels created a calming atmosphere, transforming the ordinary act of walking into something almost meditative. Each step felt like shedding the burdens of daily life, allowing our souls to be cleansed in the process. The gentle curve of the tunnel guided us forward, a subtle reminder of the journey and progress we had made to reach this point.

Reflecting on History

While marveling at Bude Tunnel, it's intriguing to think about how different the world might have been if history had taken a different turn. Had we lost the war, structures like this might never have been built. Bude Tunnel stands not only as a functional piece of infrastructure but also as a symbol of peace and the progress we've made as a society. It reminds us of the importance of seemingly small victories and the collective effort that goes into creating spaces that improve our daily lives.

Conclusion

Our visit to Bude Tunnel was more than just a casual outing; it was a journey that had been years in the making, a testament to our perseverance and the allure of this unique structure. Walking through the tunnel felt like a purification of the spirit, a reminder of the beauty that can be found in the most unexpected places. Truly, Bude Tunnel deserves its place as a beloved landmark and, in the hearts of its visitors, the 8th wonder...

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5.0
2y

The wind whipped through my hair as I sped along the Cornish coast, the Bude Tunnel looming before me. Local legends whispered of its extraordinary powers, claiming that at precisely 88 miles per hour, a daring run through the tunnel unlocked a portal to time travel.

My heart pounded with a mix of excitement and trepidation as I gripped the steering wheel of my father's vintage sports car, its powerful engine humming with eagerness. The speedometer needle climbed steadily, inching closer to the fabled 88 miles per hour threshold.

With a surge of adrenaline, I pushed the accelerator to the floor, the car roaring towards the tunnel's imposing entrance. Just as the needle pierced the coveted mark, a blinding flash engulfed the vehicle, its intensity momentarily obscuring my vision.

The world around me began to warp and distort, as if reality itself was bending to my will. When the light subsided, I found myself transported to a world vastly different from the one I had left behind.

The familiar landscape of Cornwall had vanished, replaced by a bustling metropolis teeming with life. Towering skyscrapers pierced the heavens, their neon lights illuminating the night sky in a dazzling spectacle.

Bewildered yet exhilarated, I navigated the labyrinthine streets, my senses overwhelmed by the sights and sounds of this futuristic metropolis. I marveled at the sleek hovercars gliding effortlessly through the air, their occupants immersed in virtual reality headsets.

Amidst the technological marvels, I encountered individuals with extraordinary abilities, their minds capable of manipulating the very fabric of reality. They spoke of a world on the brink of transformation, poised to enter an era of boundless possibilities.

As the sun began to rise over this futuristic world, casting its golden rays upon the cityscape, I felt an irresistible pull back to my own time. With a heavy heart, I bid farewell to this extraordinary realm, forever etched in my memory.

Back inside the Bude Tunnel, the world returned to its familiar normalcy. I emerged from the car, my mind reeling from the extraordinary adventure I had just experienced. The tunnel's temporal enigma had proved to be more than just a mere legend; it was a gateway to a realm of endless...

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