









London: Churchill War Rooms Entry + Wartime London Guided Walking Tour
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
- Guide: English
- Entry to the Churchill War Rooms
- Live guide
- Guided walking tour
- Audio guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Luggage and coat storage
- Temporary exhibition
- Tips
- Guide: English
- Entry to the Churchill War Rooms
- Live guide
- Guided walking tour
- Audio guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Luggage and coat storage
- Temporary exhibition
- Tips
Join a guided tour exploring places associated with Winston Churchill and London's role during World War II.
Walk from Parliament Square through Whitehall, learning about the area's importance as the centre of Britain's political and military leadership during the war. Along the way, see landmarks including the Household Cavalry and the Whitehall Cenotaph.
The tour continues at the Churchill War Rooms. After an introduction from your guide, explore the site at your own pace using the official audio guide.
The underground rooms have been preserved much as they were at the end of the war in 1945, offering a look at the spaces where Churchill and his cabinet worked that led the Allied powers to victory.
Visit Churchill's private rooms, the Cabinet Room, and other operational areas while learning about the decisions made there and the daily life of those living underground during the war.
The meeting point may vary. Always check the tickets we sent you to confirm the final details before the activity.

Instructions
- Meet your guide by the Sir Winston Churchill statue at the Parliament Square
- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide at the meeting point
- Arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts; latecomers may risk missing the tour
- The guide’s name and phone number will be provided on the morning of the tour via email
- Bags or suitcases are not permitted inside as there are no lockers or cloakroom facilities
- Wheelchair access is only available on a private tour. Accessibility inside Churchill’s War Rooms is managed by their staff members
- Two wheelchairs are available onsite for people who need assistance
- Churchill’s War Rooms reserves the right to grant or deny entry to visitors.
Operator: Babylon Tours
