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Churchill War Rooms

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4.75

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Discover the stories hidden beneath the streets of Westminster in Churchill War Rooms. The original Cabinet War Rooms protected the staff and secrets at the heart of Britain’s government during the Second World War and it was here that Churchill and his inner circle plotted the route to victory. Today you can walk the maze of rooms and corridors which have remained as they were when the lights were turned off in 1945.

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jonwatkins

Oct 2019

4.5

Historical immersion made real

Great visit to the scene of WW2 war cabinet offices and rooms under Whitehall. Could spend a whole day if you read and watched everything. A great audioguide lead you round and really brought it to life. Free for a carer and reduced for disabled.

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daisydoo

Mar 2017

Fascinating historical bunker!

I've tried to visit this a few times before but there are always massive queues. This time we made a determined effort to get there as soon as the doors opened! You can visit at your own pace with an informative audio guide and you could spend hours and hours learning about what went on there during WW2.

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We are committed to ensuring Churchill War Rooms is accessible to as many visitors as possible. If you have mobility issues we recommend you make your way to our front entrance via Birdcage Walk by St James Park. Once inside, the historic Churchill War Rooms is wheelchair accessible throughout, with a lift at the entrance taking you down to basement level. Two wheelchairs are available on site for people that may need assistance during their visit. An earpiece is available for the hand-held audio guide, or you can have a copy of the sound guide transcript.