- Wartime headquarters: Walk into the preserved Cabinet Room, where strategy meetings took place exactly as they did during WWII, with original desks, notes, and wartime materials still in place.
- Intelligence in action: The Map Room remains untouched since 1945, its walls lined with charts, pins, and telephones that once tracked daily Allied movements.
- Hidden communication: The tiny Transatlantic Telephone Room, once disguised as a lavatory, shows how secret calls connected Churchill to global leaders.
- Human stories: Exhibits throughout the Churchill War Rooms highlight the routines, pressures, and resilience of staff who lived and worked underground for years.
- Museum insight: The Churchill Museum shares personal letters, broadcasts, and artifacts that reveal Churchill’s leadership style and personality beyond the war rooms.
- All-ages relevance: With clear displays, multimedia guides, and atmospheric rooms, the Churchill War Rooms offer something engaging for history fans, casual visitors, and families.




















































































