I came to these mines 3 years ago with my late mother and sons, this year I returned with my auntie and sons. There wasn't a lot of difference in the 2 visits but I still really enjoyed visiting again.

Once again we popped on our hard hats and watch a short video about the findings of the mine this was new from previous visit and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and learning about how they found the mine. There's also a small history room with artifacts they have found whilst excavating the passage ways. I really enjoyed this part as I say this was new from last visit.

I think we only spent about an hour here but it was a great hour, we saw demonstrations on a screen at how they would of made items from the ore. How they came about finding this site and what it looked like prior to uncovering the mine overall really interesting and informative throughout. Please bare in mind when visiting these mines can be tricky to navigate, some areas are tight and low, if your not great on your feet I would perhaps avoid. The mines can be damp and wet in places and a little chilly so be aware of this when visiting. I believe there are 35 steps at one point (maybe incorrect) so you need to be very agile as well as mobile.

There's a small gift shop at the end of the tour and bathroom facilities. Ample car park and well sign posted, Definitely worth a visit if your interested in history especially the iron age. Would I visit again absolutely!