Churchill War Rooms

Churchill War Rooms, the 80-year-old iconic attraction in London, is an underground bunker used by the British government during World War II. President Winston Churchill and a cabinet of ministers strategized here to salvage their country. Explore this historical site as part of our customised Europe packages, delving into the secret discussions held in the heavily guarded Cabinet Room.

As you walk through these rooms, you will explore stories about hundreds of men and women who ate, worked, and slept in this underground passage when bombs fell overhead. The Map Room has several geographical charts that illustrate the course of the war while the Transatlantic Telephone Room shows how a secure radio telephone link to the American President was established there. If you wish to know more about the life of Churchill, you can visit the Churchill Museum which features a vast collection of items like his letters, speeches, and books. The museum also facilitates temporary exhibits like ‘Wartime London: Art of the Blitz’ that features paintings by Eric Ravillious and Henry Moore. The entry ticket to the museum also has an audio guide that provides additional insights into the operations of the war.

• Walk through the corridors of Churchill War Rooms that take you back in time to the days of the Second World War when President Winston Churchill led Britain to victory.
• Visit the Cabinet Room which was a government command center during the war where Churchill and his ministers met with the officers of the British Armed Forces to make resolutions and tactics about the war.
• Learn about the course of the war in the Map Room and Transatlantic Telephone Rom which houses maps, books and calendars that were last used in August 1945.
• Take an audiovisual tour around Churchill Museum to discover his extraordinary life that is portrayed through relics from his life like letters written to his wife, his favourite cigar, and his motivational speeches during wartime.