This summer, visitors can explore the historical Mail Rail tunnels under Mount Pleasant as part of the Postal Museum's new evening tours. Originally serving as a mail delivery railway, a portion of these tunnels is now a visitor attraction featuring special train rides. For three months, on Friday evenings, guided tunnel walks provide groups with a unique opportunity to delve into sections of the railway and learn about its century-long history, including the experiences of workers. Tours are priced at £58 per person and last about 75 to 90 minutes.
Originally designed as a railway for delivering mail, a section of the Mail Rail tunnels under Mount Pleasant now offers visitors an escape from the summer heat.
The tunnel walks run on Friday evenings for three months, allowing groups to explore the railway's hidden parts and deepen their understanding of London’s postal history.
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