The Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms is operated by the Imperial War Museum and is one of the most popular London attractions with those tourists that have a fascination with World War II or British political history. The Churchill Museum & War Rooms are located underneath the Treasury building in London’s governmental Whitehall district.

 

The Cabinet War Rooms were used as an operational centre for the British government during the Second World War. The Cabinet War Rooms allow London tourists to explore The Map Room, Churchill’s Room, The Transatlantic Telephone Room, The Cabinet Room and The Daily Routine. These attractions have been preserved to give an authentic feel for the environment in which the United Kingdom’s government carried out its most important war-time work.

 

The Churchill Museum allows London tourists to read Winston Churchill’s school reports and letters; his journalistic pieces; and a detailed timeline of Churchill’s life, providing gripping detail of the great leader’s epic political career.