Unusual Days Out

[Neowwwm]

Can you help compile a list of unique UK days out beyond the obvious? I love when we discover a completely different type of day trip but usually it's better known by locals. The sort of things that I class as being quite
unique days out:

Crocky Trail
Forbidden Corner
Wookey Hole
Great Orme Railway

So not the average theme park/national trust/zoo type days

Zip world
Manchester airport viewing park

Mother Shiptons cave
Chislehurst caves

(This makes me look Cave obsessed... they are very different sort of places!)

National Coal Mining Museum

Caverns at Castleton

Giants Causeway
Fossil hunting at Whitby

The Heights of Abraham.

Ooh good thread.
Trentham Monkey Forest.

Heights of Abraham, followed by chippy tea in Matlock bath.
or visit in Sept/oct when the Venetian nights are on, go to the aquarium which has the weirdest/quirky add on room ever.

stepping stones at Dovedale
Thors Cave

Fireworks championship - held all over the country in summer. Normally at big house type venues and have camping available.

I was just coming on to say Thor's Cave, but @Bopahula beat me to it!
Malham Cove is well worth a visit too.

Bear Grylls Adventure has some 'different' things.

What about finding out about the weird and wonderful traditional things hat happen in different parts of the country - like the Cheese Roll, or Bog Snorkelling, or something more sedate but wonderful to see like the well dressings in the Peak District.

Creswell Crags
National Bird of Prey Centre at Helmsley
The Blue John Cavern at Castleton
The Coldstones Cut (combine with Ilkley/Cow&Calf/Pottering round Pateley Bridge)
Brimham Rocks
Gem & Rock Museum, Creetown (Dumfries and Galloway)
Magna

Bewilderwood was one of my favourite days

Puppet theatres

Museum special events

Duxford Air Museum. Fantastic day out.

Dinorwig visitor centre
York City Walls walk
York cat trail
York Cold War bunker

Did this llama trek a few years ago, was really good

www.nidderdalellamas.org/

Hidden Valley Discover Park
Canonteign Falls
Tarr Steps
The House of Marbles

Emergency services museum in Sheffield p

https://www.virginexperiencedays.co.uk/product/afternoon-tea-for-two-at-the-wizard-exploratorium-london?optica=16624205715&optiiag=140386026368&optiad=589020995660&optiikey=pla-1641557968547&utmterm=PRODUCTTGROUP&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6pcssit-AIVFeDtCh0KWAUvEAQYByABEgJ6MfDDBwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

The Catacombs Tour in Edinburgh

Hellfire Caves of West Wycombe.

Necropolis in Glasgow, or the street art tour, both free, you can get the maps on your phone.

Nuclear power station visitor centres including guided walking tours!

I've not been, so can't elaborate further, but a friend of mine took her class to Sizewell B and said it was interesting.

Kelvedon Hatch secret nuclear bunker.

YungDumbThrills
What is Manchester Airport Viewing Park like?