Me and my partner visited the War Rooms- we loved this experience and left having learnt so much. The museum itself is a spectacle. We did arrive a little late in the afternoon and didn't manage to see all of it so next time we would go in the morning. Great!

Try to buy tickets in advance as we had to wait in the rain about 45 minutes to get in, while those with advance purchases only waited about 15 minutes. Once in it was completely worth it. It is remarkable that in the middle of present day London this extensive exhibit exists virtually as it was on the last day of the war. We spent 2.5hrs and could have used another hour, however they were closing. The map room is not to be missed!

It is the most authentic way to learn about the life of Britain's great wartime leader. The museum is filled with artifacts, interactive exhibits and audio-visual displays that bring the past to life. It is an absolute must-see for anyone interested in learning about the events of World War II. The atmosphere is truly inspiring and the staff is incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for a unique and informative experience. It is truly an unforgettable journey!

So worth the time to visit. The museum has everything and everything on Churchill and the bunkers were mind blowing. Its amazing that people lived underground like that for years.. Just loved it and could go back again tomorrow. But know, take some snacks and have the time, cause its about 3 hours to go through it.

Most of the museum is given over to a Churchill museum. It’s decent enough but nothing new if you know his story. The actual war rooms are vaguely interesting, especially the map rooms but if they mention the reinforced slab one more time….I’m willing to start world war three with the museum. It’s a decent museum but very pricey at £30 an adult ticket. At least £10 overpriced.

Definitely a must see in London. I've visited London countless times and somehow had missed this one. Our whole family (including the 13 year old) loved seeing this and were especially interested in the Winston Churchill Museum in the middle of the rooms. We could have stayed for a couple more hours, but there is just so much information that your brain can hold. A fascinating place and a fascinating man!

We booked the War Rooms through a walking tour of Westminster and could not be more pleased. Our guide, Maggie, took us through Westminster and ended at the war rooms. Tbh we would have loved to have her guide us through the self/audio guided war rooms. The museum itself feels a bit disorganized and overwhelming to navigate. There is just so much in a small space. But overall, very interesting and a great way to spend a couple hours. WW2 buffs will have so much to explore, and those less interested should still find it riveting

Some friends had been talking about the War rooms and we realised that neither of us had ever been. Since we were going to be in London we decided to book and see. The whole place is fascinating with so much history. WWII was so long ago now but our whole existence depended on the success of the people who spent weeks underground in this basement warren planning and organising the defence of the free world. A MUST for anyone who cares about how we got where we are today.

Long awaited and on “my list” for years, this did not disappoint! An easy exhibition to follow loaded with typical and modern exhibitions to delight all needs and levels of understanding. A little cafe and shop are very affordable so a few hours spent here is truly worth it!

Visiting the Churchill War Rooms was interesting and well done self guided tour (with a hand held audio device. It takes a few hours and gives you a sense of where Churchill and his staff/leaders lived and commanded their troops during the London bombings and WWII. Well worth the time and historical perspective. You can do this at your own pace.