Churchill War Rooms

You can walk through the Churchill War Rooms with an audio guide in eight languages that explains every room in a really clear and engaging way.

Inside the bunker, the Cabinet Room, Map Room and staff offices keep their original furniture and equipment, helping you imagine the intensity of wartime planning.

A host meets you at the starting point so you do not worry about entry or directions and your visit begins smoothly without confusion.

You get a sightseeing app with a digital London map that helps you find your bearings and move around the city without feeling lost.

The Political London audio guide in six languages takes you past 15 major landmarks and helps you understand how each spot connects to Britain’s political story.

Explore historic Westminster on a guided walking tour, and see the original wartime bunker that sheltered Winston Churchill.

Led by an expert English-speaking guide explore 10 Downing Street which houses the official residences and offices of the Prime Minister.

Immerse in the somber beauty of the Cenotaph, the national monument for war victims, and the grandeur of Westminster Abbey, a royal church since 1066.

Experience WWII history first-hand in the Churchill War Rooms, complete with original maps, an official audio guide, and interactive exhibits in the Churchill War Museum.

Fun Fact: Located near Trafalgar Square, is England’s smallest police station, a 1926-built box with a direct phone line to Scotland Yard.

Embark on a 3-hour fun-filled Westminster walking tour through London's iconic locales, including witnessing the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.

Delight in having an informative English-speaking guide leading a small group, ensuring your experience is personal and engaging.

Immerse in the charm of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the architectural marvel of The Shard in the vibrant London Bridge area.

Learn about Churchill's War Rooms through the audio guide and step back in time to the nerve center of Britain's World War II strategy.

Fun Fact: The War Rooms were misleadingly named 'Stockwell bunker', a ploy to misinform enemies during the war!

Enter the preserved wartime bunker and see how leaders lived and worked, from the Map Room to staff offices, with original artifacts frozen in time.

Enjoy detailed guidance from an expert, supported by headsets and audio commentary that make every part of the War Rooms understandable and engaging.

The guided Westminster tour covers Parliament, Downing Street, the Cenotaph and more, giving insight into Britain’s political history and life during WWII.