Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms


The Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms is the world´s major museum dedicated to the life of Winston Churchill with its permanent exhibition housed in the Cabinet War Rooms. The War Rooms were the secret underground headquarters that allowed Churchill and his Cabinet to continue working throughout the Second World War. Situated beneath a Government Office, the site was chosen because it was sheltered from the expected air raids on London. The 21 rooms, that were the living quarters for military leaders and government officials, were abandoned after the war and left untouched until they were turned into a museum in 1984.

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Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms,
Clive Steps,
King Charles Street,
London
SW1A 2AQ

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Information on Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms, Clive Steps, King Charles Street, London

Opening Times: Daily 09:30-18:00. Last admission 17:00. Closed 24-26 Dec.
Admission: Adult £11.00, Child Free, OAP/Student £9.00. Group rates available.
Location: Two minutes from Westminster Underground Station.
Facilities: Full Disabled Access,  Sales Point,  Shop,  Cafe,  Refreshments