The caves at Chislehurst cover an area of six hectares and are located at about thirty meters below the ground’s surface. Unlike other caves the Chislehurst caves are man-made and form a unique maze of underground tunnels where one can get easily lost. The caves were created with the single purpose of providing construction materials for the London based edifices.

However throughout the years the caves were used for other purposes such as munitions storage during the First World War, mushroom growing during the 20’s and 30’s of the past century, shelter during the bombings of World War II and as a venue for concerts during the 60’s and 70’s of the 20th century. The caves were open to the public in the early years of the 20th century. Since then the guided tours of the caves give the opportunity to the visitors to learn about the Victorian history of Druids, Romans and Saxons. Another fascinating sight characteristic for Sutton is the the Butterfly and Wildlife Park which is located in the middle of Spalding and Kings Lynn. The park is one of Sutton’s most popular landmarks and it provides to its visitors fun and at the same time educational experience. At the Tropical House visitors can see numerous species of birds of prey, animals, reptiles and insects mainly butterflies.

For the smaller ones the park has a playground and driving circuit which will ensure them a pleasant and fun time. Also the tea room of the Butterfly and Wildlife Park is a place where you can taste the award winning tea that is produced in the park. Other interesting areas of the park are the herb, bee and butterfly gardens. As you can see Sutton is a interesting area to live in. If you are in the process of moving make sure to hire a office removals London based removal company to aid you. When it comes to man and van Sutton has some the best and most qualified firms in the city.