An unveiling of the rejuvenated WWII tunnels took place on Friday, showcasing a complete transformation of the tourist site.

The World War II Tunnels have undergone a major refurbishment, with the entire space fully restored and upgraded to include ...

Then this information will surely blow your mind. The Kingsway Exchange Tunnels, constructed to shelter London dwellers during the World War II bombings, are up for a major transformation.

Tunnels built to shelter Londoners during World War II bombing by Germany are set to be transformed into the British capital’s biggest new tourist attraction for years, according to the company ...

Hidden beneath central London, the Kingsway Exchange Tunnels, once a WWII shelter and base for the Special Operations ...

After the war the tunnels were taken ... into the Kingsway Exchange Tunnels, a telephone exchange with the deepest underground bar in any city in the world, built for its 200 staff members.

The tunnels date back to the 1940s when they were built below High Holborn as a deep-level air-raid shelter during World War II. However, they ended up being used as a government communications centre ...

Jim Watt - Gibraltar. The tunnel for traffic to access the frontier with Spain without having to cross the runway has been an ongoing project beset with delays. Started by the previous government ...

Bold plans for what has been described as the 'world's most ambitious undersea ... First envisioned in 1930, a tunnel across the Strait of Gibraltar would connect Punta Paloma, the sand dunes ...