There is so much to contemplated based upon the information presented by the enthusiastic guides. Firstly the effort and desperation of those who dug tunnels, and the population's endurance of the bombing; greater and longer than that experienced by London! With the heavy bombing starting before the Battle of Britain, some of the co-ordination techniques were first implemented here. In... More

We were so glad that we persevered in searching for this exhibit (tucked away & not easy to find) The guide was knowledgeable & enthusiastic and made the visit really interesting. We were completely enthralled at some of the things he told us. It gave us a fuller understanding of how brave the people of Malta really were. Fascinating tour... More

Well worth a visit. Totally fascinating. We don't know how lucky we are because of these men and what they did.

The Lascaris War Rooms are invaluable for their in-depth display of Malta's integral role in the invasion of Italy and the harrowing price it's people played in assisting to ensure an Allied victory. This is one of the few historical sites in Valletta where you have a human guide instead of a brochure or audio guide. His knowledge is encyclopaedic... More

Really interesting guided tour and video presentation. Photography encouraged for a change. We went on our last day of a two week holiday in Malta and were very glad we made time for it.

With being a military advisor to an heritage centre in the north of Scotland, plus a disabled war veteran as well as an OAP I was unable to go to visit, so at Christmas my partner gave me the best present I could ever have wished for, and this was to visit one of the many places that I have... More

Finally found the war rooms - there seem to be signs all over Valletta for this attraction but remains well hidden. The tour was very interesting and boy is the guide an enthusiast about the history. About 45 minutes standing listening to him. (Also a short film at the beginning)

These rooms are 400feet underground, I liked the fact of finding out about Malta during the war, disliked all the steps one had to take to get down there also the hefty admission charge.

Hidden under the bastions of Valetta it takes some effort to find but that only adds to the adventure. This is a place to get a real taste of life living and co-ordinating WWII in the Med. With wonderfully knowledgable guides to show you around, this is an excellent way to spend an hour.