Paid entry. As of September 2025, £33 for adults, £16.50 for children (u5s free)
Seven days a week
What it is
Museum tags: History; Military history; World War Two; Interactive and immersive; Historic building; Biographical museum
The secret underground headquarters where Winston Churchill and his ministers planned Britain’s strategy in the Second World War. Now open to visitors, with many rooms – including the iconic ‘Map Room’, where many of the key decisions in the war were made – left as they were on the day the war ended. Other highlights include the War Cabinet Room, and the room where Churchill spoke in secret to the US President using cutting-edge technology, disguised as a toilet. As well as the war rooms, there are exhibitions about what life was like for the people working there, and a large museum about Winston Churchill himself.
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