Underground & Urban Exploration News

Ten incredible tourist attractions that you should visit if you're interested in wartime bunkers, caves and other manmade and man-used underground places.

A disused stone quarry in the west Wiltshire town of Bradford-on-Avon has been raided by police after a tip off from a local that the former wartime underground facility was being used to grow cannabis.

How to ensure you are fully prepared for survival in the event of a full-on nuclear blast, including building a fallout shelters equipped with tinned food, tools and generators.

With the threat of civil unrest, food shortages and a shortage of medical supplies in the event of a no deal Brexit, here's a guide to help you prepare for and survive the worst.

As well as plenty of wartime secrets, the tunnels are also said to house a plethora of ghosts, but how much do you know about the hauntings at Drakelow Tunnels?

A list of the ten most haunted caves, bunkers, tunnel networks and other manmade underground structures hidden beneath the ground all over the UK.

After years of researching the infamous Royal Air Force base in Corsham, a team of truth seekers have finally got a long awaited visit to the Grade II listed manor house at the centre of the military base.

A complete guide to the secret military bunkers and bases hidden beneath the Rudloe Manor site in Corsham, including location details and photos of sites like Burlington and the Corsham Computer Centre.

A group of YouTube urban explorers recently posted a video making the bold claim that they had infiltrated the infamous Burlington Bunker in Corsham.

Although Burlington Bunker was declassified in 2004, very few photos and videos of the infamous nuclear bunker have leaked into the public domain, but for the first time official MOD video of the bunker has been uploaded to YouTube.

'Ancient Aliens' came to the UK to uncover a secret base in Wiltshire, which they claim could hold evidence of extraterrestrial visitation and could even house an alien spacecraft in the possession of the British government.

Rylan Clark-Neal takes three celebrity ghost hunters in search of paranormal activity 120 feet underground in a formerly top secret government bunker near Brentwood, in the Essex countryside.

The former Ministry of Defence bunker was built in the 80s to protect local government officials in the event of a nuclear attack and has been abandoned since the police raid last February.

It turns out that the Netflix hit series, Stranger Things is based on a real life secret US government project, codenamed "Montauk". Conspiracy theorists believe scientists working on the project conducted mind control experiments.

How much do you know about classified secret bunkers around the world? How about those wartime and Cold War bunkers which have now been declassified? Test your knowledge of subterranean hideaways in the secret bunker quiz.

I spent yesterday evening locked inside a labyrinth of dark, dank tunnels on the hunt for paranormal activity. The sinister network of passageways once housed a wartime aircraft factory before being turned into a nuclear hideout. The site is now an airsoft venue and has a whole list of reported ghost sightings, as you might imagine for a venue with so much history. I went along to this eerie location to see if I could spot any supernatural occurrences for myself.

Exploring an abandoned secret bunker underneath the village of Monkton Farleigh in Wiltshire, which was used as an ammunition store in the Second World War.

In the 1990s ufologists and bunker busters became obsessed with the historic market town of Corsham and the rumours of what lies beneath it, but why did this sleepy Wiltshire town become such a hub for conspiracy theorists?

This week Barry has taken to the internet, based on a suggestion he got on the internet to research the strange claims of a joint human and alien underground facility known as Dulce Base in New Mexico.

This week it's been widely reported that a group of teens got trapped 100ft underground while in search of Pokemons.