3. Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum

ST. JAMES'S.   Offering a glimpse of a city under siege, these underground chambers illustrate British efforts to thwart German bombs and hostilities during WWII. They're where Prime Minister Winston Churchill led the government, coordinated communications, and held out against Nazi aggressions. The rooms are laid out much as they were when the war ended, complete with furniture, maps, and technology. Churchill lived here at times, and a portion of the museum is devoted to his life and leadership. TUBE: Westminster or St. James's Park   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Daily 9:30am-6pm

Admission:

Adult £12; Senior £9.50; Student £9.50; Child (0-15) Free

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Website: Visit the Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum website »

Type: Historic Sites, History Museums, Military, Museums

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