Descend beneath London streets and explore Churchill’s secret War Rooms, where history was made, and wartime decisions still echo through preserved corridors.

Getting started

Meet your host outside the Churchill War Rooms on King Charles Street - look for the VoxCity uniform. Show your printed e-ticket, then scan the QR code to unlock your audio guide before venturing inside.

What to expect

Descend into the underground bunker that once buzzed with wartime urgency. This hidden complex was the nerve centre of Britain’s government during World War II, where Churchill and his team mapped strategies, tracked enemy movements, and made decisions that changed history. The preserved corridors and rooms still echo with the weight of those moments.

Features

• Cabinet War Rooms: See the very rooms where Churchill and his top advisors planned operations, surrounded by original desks, chairs, and documents that make history tangible.

• Map Room: Wander through the intelligence hub where daily maps tracked Allied movements, pins marking every advance and retreat, giving you a real sense of wartime strategy.

• Secret Communication Room: Peek inside the cleverly disguised telephone room, once hidden as a toilet, where confidential calls connected leaders across the globe.

• Personal stories: Hear the daily lives of those who worked beneath London during the Blitz, their routines, resilience, and the quiet heroism that kept the city functioning.

Extras

Upgrade to get the Political London audio guide tour. Go back above ground and follow a digital map to 15 iconic political landmarks, including 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament, with multilingual commentary bringing history and stories to life.