London · CHURCHILL WAR ROOMS TOURS
London options, compared clearly
The right churchill war rooms tours earns its hours in a city with too much competing for them. Compare the strongest options by what they include, where they begin and who they suit.
Westminster on foot plus the Churchill War Rooms. See royal sights, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and explore WWII command centers.
“It was a good history tour, our guide Will was wonderful. He took us to a lot of off the beaten path places that we would have never seen or found on our own.”
WWII in Westminster on a small-group walk, then self-paced Churchill War Rooms with included audio guide and entrance ticket.
“Jeremy our guide was amazing! His knowledge made the tour more enjoyable. He took us around some sites with relevance to WW2 in London then got us checked in at the war rooms.”
A guided Westminster walk plus Churchill’s War Rooms ticket, taking you from Downing Street to underground WWII command life in 2.5 hours.
“We waited overlong to enter the Imperial War Museum, but it was spectacular. Also, our guide walked us around metal barriers onto a street with oncoming traffic. She should have changed her itinerary instead (barriers due to protest later in the day).”
Walk WWII London with a small guide group, visit key Westminster landmarks, then tour the Churchill War Rooms underground offices.
“Very informative guide. Very personable! Great directions, easy to find! Nothing more to add! We would highly recommend Jeremy!”
A small-group Westminster WW2 walking tour plus skip-the-line access to Churchill’s War Rooms, with expert guides and audio once inside.
“Nathan our guide was extremely knowledgeable and was able to explain interest backstories about monuments and statues which I would have otherwise just walked past. He was a great communicator”
Westminster sights on a small-group walk from The Ritz, plus Churchill War Rooms. Changing of the Guard on select days, skip lines.
“Connor our tour guide was amazing! He was so engaging, personable, and just fun to be around. The tour says it is 5 hours but it is really three hours plus two hours on your own for the Churchill War rooms. They basically just arrange the timed entry for you to the war rooms. Also, the tour doesn’t spend much time at Big Ben, Westminster or Parliament; they are all three covered from a park where you view all three at once in about 15 minutes. So, if you are looking for a more detailed/up close or inside tour of these sites, you might want to book something separately. Overall,…”
Private access Churchill War Rooms plus a Westminster walking tour to key Churchill landmarks, ending in an underground WWII bunker.
“This is an audio guided walking tour through the actual Churchill war rooms. If you are a fan of WW 2 history you will enjoy it. It was a little dry for my tastes but still very informative. They have a cool gift shop on the way out.”
Churchill War Rooms bunker ticket plus a self-guided political London audio tour with digital map and multi-language guides.
“It was very informative and interesting but could have been better with live performances in a few sections of the tour. As an actor I’m always looking for a new challenge! 🤣”
