Question 1

Are the Churchill War Rooms Free?

Accepted Answer

No. There is an entry fee for Churchill War Rooms. For children under the age of 5 yrs, entry is free. The fare varies from £ 11.50 per person – £ 60.00 depending on the age and size of the family.

Question 2

How long does it take to go through the Churchill War Rooms?

Accepted Answer

One can spend 90 minutes to half a day to go through the Churchill War Rooms depending upon one’s interest in reading the displayed documents.

Question 3

Do I need to book Churchill War Rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you book tickets to Churchill War Rooms online, you need not stand in queue and waste your time. Also, you will be able to stand in the priority queue.

Question 4

Is photography allowed in Churchill War Rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Photography is allowed in Churchill War Rooms but tripod and flash are not allowed. Visitors are advised to look for signage that instructs where photography is allowed and where it is not.

Question 5

What is there to do in Churchill War Rooms?

Accepted Answer

There is a massive amount of information that can be read on Churchill’s life in chronological order, from his birth to death. One can also read his famous speeches, letters to his wife, and documents about World War. Visitors can see Churchill’s & his family photos, paintings and watch war film clips.