This was very interesting place as my Grandfather had been involved in the Pedestal Malta convoy of 1942. Not only was the layout simple and well explained by the audio guide, but Tony, one of the on-site guides gave us a huge ammount of information. It was a humbling experience to realise what my Grandfather and people of Malta had... More 

I didn't know what to expect but this place is definitely worth a visit, I knew Malta had been awarded the George Cross during the Second World war but I now understand why and how difficult the war was for them. The guides are very enthusiastic and keen to impart their knowledge.

The guide was excellent.Humerous and informative.We arrived just before the midday gun so for the price of the war rooms we had a great view of the proceedings.Very helpful receptionist.Clean toilet.Good value if you are interested in 2nd world war.

If your are a history buff go for it otherwise the tour was a bit long. The tour did detail the incredibly complicated way that the services were deployed to maximize damage to the enemy. It was amazing what was achieved with relatively basic technology. The guide was difficult to understand but extremely knowledgeable. The staff were very helpful. I... More 

This is a brilliant tour, I honestly can't say enough good things about it but I have to give special praise to the guild...it was like being guided through by an old friend...MUST SEE....

If you are interested in the Second World War history surrounding Malta, then do visit these war rooms. The visit begins with film,but then we were treated to a much more detailed history by Tony, whose father was one of the diggers of the war rooms. Amazing to see where the planning took place - it was a real trip... More 

Visited as part of a tour group. Our guide was really good, he brought the whole experience "to life". I expected to be bored but I was fascinated as he was so knowledgeable . Our trip didn't include the tunnels but that sounds really good too.

For anyone with an interest in history, problem solving or resilience, your must visit the War Rooms. To really bring it to life, make sure you speak with Tony who delivers the tours. His interest and enthusiasm makes for a fascinating experience. We were very lucky that he came upon us and decided to share his knowledge right before having... More 

We went on both the Lascaris War Rooms and the underground tunnels tours (sorry, I couldn't find a page for the tunnels?), and in both cases the five star review is mostly down to the knowledge and warmth of the fantastic guides. You'd probably finish the War Rooms in 10 mins if left to your own devices, but the guide... More