Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum

The Cabinet War Rooms offer a unique glimpse into a crucial period of history. As a branch of the Imperial War Museum, this attraction preserves the underground corridors and rooms where Churchill and his cabinet orchestrated the war efforts against Hitler and the Nazis. Visitors will find these spaces almost exactly as they were left in 1945, providing an immersive historical experience.

The Churchill Museum

In 2005, the Churchill Museum opened its doors, becoming the first permanent museum dedicated to the life and wartime achievements of Sir Winston Churchill. This museum is attached to the Cabinet War Rooms, enriching the visit with insights into Churchill's leadership and legacy during one of history's most challenging times.

Visitor Information

An audio guide is included with admission, enhancing the experience with detailed narratives and information. Visitors are advised that there is no cloakroom, and large items like rucksacks and suitcases are not permitted.

The on-site café welcomes guests daily from 10 am to 5 pm, with hot food available until 3 pm, providing a convenient spot to relax and reflect on the historical significance of the visit.