The caves of Naours

Nice place - can be visited by persons able to walk up and down stairs, and who are not scared of narrow spaces - only very few places on the tour and not very narrow ☺️👍. Interesting story over centuries. Spent approximately 1 hour on this tour with audio guide all for 11 € oct 2024.

Very interesting, but take your own torches. Luckily I always have a torch. We didn't see another soul when we visited, apart from a low flying bat! Interesting place but not enough info on its earlier history, we felt. You basically follow the numbers and you get a recorder you just press the number of each station as you arrive. There is one section towards the end that could be mildly claustrophobic for some, but it's only about 2m section. Café ok, souvenir shop a bit lacking.

Very creepy caves. Was only couple down there. No safety or hard hats etc. Informative and really enjoyed ourselves. Play park for kids, animals too.

Nice place to explode and know about the history. Be advised that there are many steps up and down and remember to bring a torch along!

It's a lovely place. Red wine €3 per glass. I thought I could see the Scull Cave, but unfortunately, not in that place.

Wow!!! What a place to see! Very interesting and moving...great place for anyone! Adventurous and they have electronic tour guides in English! Well worth £13 Euros...The restaurant would have been nice but it was packed and we couldn't order food due to a big reservation, but you can take picnic food. The stories of the WW1 veterans were incredible they made me cry 🙏💛😭

Great history into here. Many Australian and Englishmen left so many memories inside it. It’s a good place for reminding us for doing something from history

We stopped by the caves of Naours on our way to Calais from Amiens, and with the caves being a constant 7°C it was very welcome from the near 30°C heat outside! We paid 11€ per person and were provided with audio guides in English which were very informative. Staff were also very friendly and helpful before we went down into the caves. We love exploring caves and interesting parts of nature like this and would recommend the experience. The entry fee also provides you with access to the small museum area with a range of WWI stories, artefacts, and information, which provides an insight into some more functions and history of Naours. The modern history area towards the end of the tour has a couple of translations that are maybe a little off but you get the gist, and a few limbs may be missing from the mannequins but they don’t seem to be in any pain 😁