The underground headquarters used by Winston Churchill and the British Government during World War Two are located in the heart of ceremonial London. Visitors can view a complex of 21 historic rooms, including the Cabinet Room, Transatlantic Telephone Room and Map Room, protected by a reinforced concrete slab. An audio guide which includes first-hand accounts of life in the War Rooms, is included in the admission price. Today, the Cabinet War Rooms may be seen exactly as they were when British history was shaped within them. An additional extension houses the first museum devoted solely to Winston Churchill - voted the 'Greatest Briton' in a 2002 BBC poll. The exhibition examines Churchill's many roles as a leader, statesman, politician, soldier, father, husband and son. Visitors can gain an insight into Churchill's lesser-known - and often controversial - qualities and traits as well as his celebrated role as one of the greatest leaders of his time.
6 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Visitors to the Household Cavalry Museum can watch troopers working with their horses in the original 18th century stables (via a glazed screen) and hear ...More
19 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
After a two-year, £22 million refurbishment the London Transport Museum reopened on 22 November 2007 revealing more exhibition space than before. The museum travels back ... More
3 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Combining its dual functions as an event / conference venue and a Methodist church, the imposing Central Hall Westminster also offers visitors curious about exploring ... More
4 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Westminster Bridge lies on the Thames between the Houses of Parliament and County Hall with the delights of the Southbank Centre and the National Theatre ... More
7 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
A listed Victorian building, this hotel has kept the old English charm beautifully intact while offering guests comfortable rooms and efficient Italian service. It’s located ... More
8 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Emulating the style of a French chateau, this grand Victorian residence, built in 1884, occupies a prime location within Westminster. It’s worth staying at the ... More
3 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
On 1st January 2010 London welcomes the New Year in with an American-style parade, with extravagant floats, marching bands from around the country and beyond, ...More
5 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Pack inside one of London's most famous landmarks for an old-fashioned service to take you right through to Christmas Day. Westminster Abbey has been at ...More
2 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Inn the Park (unfortunate name) is the brainchild of famed restaurateur Oliver Peyton, his idea being to cook up quality alternatives to the soggy sandwiches ... More
7 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Iqbal Wahhab's grand venture in the magnificent Old Westminster Library has a dignified, traditional vibe. The imposing setting of The Cinnamon Club is the height ... More
12 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
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10 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
Part Victorian pub, part museum dedicated to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous sleuth.
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10 minutes walk from Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms
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The underground headquarters used by Winston Churchill and the British Government during World War Two are located in the heart of ceremonial London. Visitors can view a complex of 21 historic rooms, including the Cabinet Room, Transatlantic Telephone Room and Map Room, protected by a reinforced concrete slab. An audio guide which includes first-hand accounts of life in the War Rooms, is included in the admission price. Today, the Cabinet War Rooms may be seen exactly as they were when British history was shaped within them. An additional extension houses the first museum devoted solely to Winston Churchill - voted the 'Greatest Briton' in a 2002 BBC poll. The exhibition examines Churchill's many roles as a leader, statesman, politician, soldier, father, husband and son. Visitors can gain an insight into Churchill's lesser-known - and often controversial - qualities and traits as well as his celebrated role as one of the greatest leaders of his time. 
