I had no idea this even existed until i went on a bike tour of London. It was really fascinating, takes ages to get round as there is so much to look at. It's best to go when it's quiet as the passages are quite narrow and can get pretty congested with people trying to look. We went on a... more

Great place, really enjoyable afternoon spent here with my boyfriend. I am not some war history enthusiast but yet found it incredibly interesting. The free audio guide made the tour even better. Great little tea room half way around, definitely worth stopping for a pot of tea and slice of cake! more

I was recommended to visit the "War Rooms" by a friend who like me is not at a war enthusiast. I found this to be one of the most well set out and interesting attractions I have visited for a long time. Leave a half a day to visit as there is a lot of reading. They were the underground... more

I was excited to see this authentic spot, but was put off ultimately. It was simple and sparse, not much in the way of exhibit or information aside from the recreated scenes and rooms. The staff was downright rude at one point, the first and last time I experienced that in all my 10 days in the wonderful city. To... more

This was one of my favorite things in London! It is very informative, also the self-guided at-your-own-pace was nice. I really liked the way it was planned out. Also very authentic, please donate, this place gets no assistance from the government. more

Very interesting, as is the Churchill museum here. Allow enough time - we didn't! We spent 2 hrs and could easily have spent longer. Wonderful insight into a major world event. More for adults more

My husband and I traveled with our 2 year old to London and although we enjoyed the museum immensely, it is not a great place to go if you have rambunctious or antsy children. The museum probably caters best to kids age 7+. There are some interactive parts of the Churchill Museum, but it is A LOT of reading, hence... more

This place is really worth the time. The War Rooms are great – really atmospheric. It’s amazing to see the place just as it was left at the end of the war, and to imagine all those people hurrying along the cramped little corridors all the while worrying about the war going on, at times, above their heads. The Churchill... more

Take the self guided tour with the audio and headphones --- you learn about stuff you would never know -- one of the best places we visited in London more