My new "favorite" museum in the world. Sobering, inspiring, and you really learn about the war from an entirely different perspective. Artifacts well preserved, helpful to have the hand held phones for the tour. I spent over three hours there, much longer than I thought. The videos were well done. I can't say enough good things about this place and... More

Amazing to think it all happened here. Churchill and his cabinet actually made decisions here that affect us in a big way even now. Without much imagination you can almost see it happening. We spent half a day looking at the rooms and the museum but you could spend longer. A wonderful, sobering, humbling visit. Good value for money.

All original and very atmospheric, loads to see and experience highly reccomend a visit of history frozen in time

It was one of the most interesting museums I've been to. The self guided audio tour was very informative.

Growing up in America, we get a very American perspective of WWII. The feeling of The Blitz was not something most families in America could not really grasp. Walking down into and through the War Rooms it really hits you...this is where Britian's Top Dog worked during the War. He worked underground in a poorly ventilated and not-exactly-bomb-proof facility for... More

This was our second visit but first with the children. Being set in the war rooms themselves, the historic events described in the museum / exhibition brought history to life and effectively portrayed the hardships and emotions of that time.

It was intriguing, partner is a bit of a " Churchillian", so thought I' d just tag along. Static and interactive displays quite beguiling. It' extremely weird to think about the sorts of decisions being made and how those decisions would be enacted. Top work.

I've been here on my last two visit. I didn't realize I skipped the Churchill museum contained inside of it when I was there the first time. Both times I found myself walking out with a variety of souvenirs. A humbling place I'm grateful that was preserved.

Fine job of enhancing WWII artifacts with multimedia. Every step is interesting and worth seeing. It was on of our top sights.