Churchill War Rooms

This is an amazing museum that offers a great look into the blitz during World War II in London. I would highly recommend this tour for a history bus, and it’s right in the heart of London. I believe our tour came with an audio guide, which was a must. Make sure you take advantage of the audio, is it walked you through the entire facility. You could walk this tour in 30 minutes if you just see things to move on, but with the audiobook plan on about two hours. Very nice, clean restrooms at the end of the tour, and the entire facility was air-conditioned in the middle of July.
Cory Miller - a week ago

Great start to our river cruise (London/Paris/Normandy beaches) to visit here. I am pretty sure I visited the rooms in early 70s but if so it looks very different now. Our tour was able to enter at 8am so we got ahead of the usual crowd. And there was a crowd at 10am. Take advantage of the self-directed audio tour and get a lot of what is shown. Remarkable that UK was able to run there part of WW2 just 10 feet underground in such cramped quarters for six years. The back part of rooms is all about Churchill from birth to death. You get quite a lot of his history making achievements in the exhibits.
Doug Caldwell - a month ago

Another fascinating walk through history. Slightly confusing when you start, but personally I would visit the main museum about W Churchill life and then walk through the War rooms. Take your time so you can admire the sights and sounds. You will need a good hour plus to really explore the museum. Enjoy
J T G Nielsen - a month ago

The history here is immense and must be experienced by everyone visiting London. It’s neat to see where the war was being run during such dark times, complete with a huge section dedicated to Winston Churchill. The Winston Churchill section was much larger than expected that I had to start moving a little faster to keep up with my schedule. The war rooms themselves are well documented and labeled down there and I learned quite a lot. Reservations in advance are definitely recommended as there is only so much room down there, hence only so many people are allowed at a time. I could have spent half the day here if I could.
Cody P - a month ago

Highly Recommend. I was in London for 5 days and this was a late add to my itinerary. I booked the guided tour before the museum opened to the public, and that was the right choice. Having an extremely knowledgeable tour guide (Mr. Smith) and walking through the museum with only around 10 people was a delightful experience and well worth the extra money. I did several other guided tours of the major tourist attractions in the city and this one was the best.
Andy B - a month ago