Churchill War Rooms Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Churchill War Rooms. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Westminster 3-Hour Walking Tour and Visit of Churchill War Rooms

• London in WW2 Walking Tour With Churchill War Rooms Visit

• Highlights of Royal London Bike Tour Including Hyde Park

• London: Landmarks Walking Tour

• Private Day Tours in London

Tickets to the Churchill War Rooms cost £33 for adults, £29.70 for seniors over 65, students, and travelers with disabilities, and £16.50 for children aged 5–15. Free entry is offered to kids aged 4 and under and to carers of travelers with disabilities. Imperial War Museum members enjoy free entry.

Yes, the Churchill War Rooms are definitely worth visiting—the headquarters of the British resistance during World War II, buried underground to defend against German bombs, are a must-see for history buffs and Churchill fans. Visiting as part of a guided walking tour, whether focused on Westminster or on WWII, adds context and lets you discover more of the city.

Per one customer who booked the London in WW2 Walking Tour With Churchill War Rooms Visit, "Nathan was an outstanding guide, mixing personal stories and experiences with history! A great introduction to the city's past—highly recommend! The combination of guided tour and self-paced War Rooms allowed for us to plan our day with ease."

You don’t need to book ahead for the Churchill War Rooms, but it’s always recommended. Booking ahead lets you select a time slot to suit you and saves you waiting in line on the day of your visit. Note that the last entry is an hour before closing time.

It's recommended to spend around two hours exploring the Churchill War Rooms and the underground rooms. Your admission ticket includes entry to the Churchill Museum and an audio guide. You can also stop for a sit-down and a break in the on-site cafe.

While a time slot booking system ensured the Churchill War Rooms never get too crowded, visit outside the British summer holidays (in July and August) for the quietest time. They're also a great rainy-day activity, so they are an excellent addition to a London winter itinerary.

Yes, there are restrooms you can use at the Churchill War Rooms at the basement level. There are also accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and a cafe where you can stop for refreshments. There are also plenty of bars and restaurants with toilet facilities near the war rooms.

The nearest tube to the Churchill War Rooms is Westminster, on the Jubilee line on the London Underground. St. James Park tube station, which is served by the District and Circle line, is also close by. The nearest national rail stations are Charring Cross and Victoria.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Churchill War Rooms. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in London:

• Buckingham Palace

• Tower of London

• Westminster Abbey

• Houses of Parliament and Big Ben

• London Eye

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in London.