Churchill War Rooms Private Tours
Talks & Tours, Churchill War Rooms
Groups and Schools
Churchill War Rooms offer a range of options for schools, colleges, youth groups and adult group visitors. All groups must book in advance with payment on arrival.
Please allow at least 45 minutes to explore the Cabinet War Rooms and a further 45 minutes to view the Churchill Museum.
UK and overseas schools and youth groups can explore the Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum on a self-directed visit. UK schools may add a learning session to their itinerary during term time. Sessions are delivered in the dedicated facilities provided in the Clore Learning Centre and around the site. All visits must be pre-booked.
Adult groups with ten or more people are eligible for reduced rates on our standard admission prices. Audio guides are included. The group leader is offered free admission.
For a more exclusive visit, book one of our private tours or add a catering package.
For local public transport and a map of the area please check our Visitor Information page.
Learning Resources
From the World Wars to the Cold War, IWM gives teachers and students in UK schools everything they need to explore the course, causes and consequences of conflict from the First World War to today.
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From our Collections
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flask presented by Winston Churchill to J Howard
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Southampton Row, London, April 1941
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Winston Churchill during the Second World War
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sign, ARP Warden, City of Westminster
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Women Required for Motor Driving and Telephonist Duties
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The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45
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An ARP Control Room in Southwark
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Winston Churchill in the United Kingdom during the Second World War
