Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms
Clive Steps
King Charles Street
London
SW1A 2AQ

With your London Pass you will have free entry to the Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms at no cost (save £12).

The Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms are dedicated to the study of the life of the “greatest Briton” as well as an illustration of the secret underground headquarters which Sir Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister used to plan the World War II effort.

The Churchill Museum divides his legacy into 5 chapters: his preliminary years as the British Prime Minister, his later years as Prime Minister, his childhood, his early days as a politician, and the time frame commonly referred to as the 'Gathering Storm.

Visit the Cabinet War Rooms- the very place where sir Winston Churchill prepared strategies for the war effort of World War II. Furthermore the Cabinet War Rooms include a visit in the Map Room, the Cabinet Room – used for meetings of British top statesman, Churchill’s Room where he slept when unable to return to his residence at No.10 Downing St, and the Transatlantic Telephone Room.

For all those historic landmarks of Britain you will have free entry thanks to your London Pass.

Use your London Pass to visit a British landmark of World War II History today and learn about sir Winston Churchill ,the great British Prime minister! Take advantage of free entry with London pass.