• Churchill War Rooms - Entry Tickets Not Included. The Churchill War Rooms are a historic underground complex that served as the command center for British operations during World War II. This secret bunker sheltered Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his staff, protecting them from bombings. Visitors can explore preserved rooms, such as the Map Room and Churchill’s personal quarters, gaining insight into wartime strategies. Managed by the Imperial War Museum, it highlights resilience and leadership during Britain’s darkest times.
• Downing Street - Downing Street, especially Number 10, is the official residence and office of Britain’s Prime Ministers, including Winston Churchill during his tenure. It was the hub of wartime decision-making, where Churchill directed key strategies, addressed the nation, and held crucial meetings. Despite frequent air raids during World War II, Churchill famously worked there, symbolizing steadfast leadership. Today, it stands as a historic landmark closely tied to his legacy.
• Winston Churchill Statue - The Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square honors Britain’s iconic wartime leader. Sculpted by Ivor Roberts-Jones and unveiled in 1973, the bronze figure depicts Churchill in a determined pose, wearing a military overcoat and leaning on his cane. Positioned near the Houses of Parliament, it symbolizes his pivotal role in defending democracy during World War II. The statue remains a powerful tribute to his leadership and enduring legacy.
• Battle of Britain Monument - The Battle of Britain Memorial commemorates the bravery of “The Few”—Royal Air Force pilots who defended Britain during World War II’s crucial air campaign. Unveiled in 2005, the bronze monument features a detailed frieze depicting scenes from the battle, alongside the names of airmen who served. It stands as a lasting tribute to their courage and sacrifice, protecting Britain’s skies against Nazi forces.
• Houses of Parliament - The Houses of Parliament played a vital role during World War II. Despite being targeted in air raids, including significant damage to the Commons chamber in 1941, parliamentary sessions continued, embodying resilience. Winston Churchill delivered some of his most iconic wartime speeches there, rallying the nation. The building’s survival and continued operation during the war symbolized Britain’s steadfast commitment to democracy and defiance against tyranny.
• Women of World War II Memorial - The Women of World War II Memorial honors the contributions of British women during the Second World War. Unveiled in 2005, it commemorates the often-overlooked roles women played in civil defense, military services, and wartime industries. The memorial features a bronze statue of a woman in overalls, representing the women who worked in essential roles. It stands as a tribute to their resilience and pivotal impact on the war effort.
• Cenotaph - The Cenotaph is a solemn war memorial dedicated to British and Commonwealth soldiers who died in both World Wars and later conflicts. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and unveiled in 1920, it features a simple yet powerful design with inscriptions of war dead. Every year, the Remembrance Day ceremony on November 11 honors fallen soldiers, making the Cenotaph a symbol of national remembrance and sacrifice.
• Ministry of Defence - The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is the British government department responsible for national defense and military affairs. Located in Whitehall, London, it oversees the armed forces, coordinates defense policy, and ensures the country’s security. The MOD plays a vital role in shaping military strategy, defense procurement, and international defense relations. Its headquarters, housed in the historic Main Building, reflects its crucial position in safeguarding the United Kingdom and its global interests.
• Saint Margaret’s Church on Parliament Square - St Margaret’s Church holds a special connection to Winston Churchill as the site of his 1908 wedding to Clementine Hozier. Known as “the Church of the House of Commons,” it has long been associated with parliamentary figures. This historic church, dating back to the 12th century, symbolizes Churchill’s personal life and his enduring ties to Britain’s political and spiritual heritage during his remarkable career.
• HM Treasury - The Treasury Building played a pivotal role during World War II as a key site for Britain’s financial and wartime administration. It housed essential government departments coordinating the war economy, ensuring resources for military and civilian needs. Its basement served as an emergency hub, protecting officials during air raids. The building’s contributions to managing wartime finances and strategy were crucial to sustaining Britain’s resilience and supporting the Allied victory.

• Knowledgeable tour guide from an award-winning tour company
• Guided walking tour on Winston Churchill and World War 2 in London

• Gratuities
• Entry tickets to the Churchill War Rooms are not included

Explore the life of Winston Churchill, Britain’s most renowned wartime leader, while delving into London’s rich World War II history.

This Churchill & World War II tour features landmarks such as Downing Street, Churchill’s wartime headquarters, and the Ministry of Defence, where crucial military decisions were made. Visit the Battle of Britain Memorial, which honors the pilots who protected Britain from invasion, and St Margaret’s Church, where Churchill wed Clementine Hozier.

Admire the Churchill statue overlooking Big Ben, symbolizing his lasting legacy. Pay tribute at the Cenotaph, Britain’s principal war memorial, and the Women of World War II Memorial, which celebrates women’s essential wartime contributions.

Along the journey, discover Churchill’s favorite pub, gaining insight into his personal life and appreciation for London’s traditions. The tour concludes outside the Churchill War Rooms, where you can further explore the life and strategies of this iconic leader in his historic underground bunker.

• This tour is not suitable for those with wheelchairs, walking difficulties or prams/buggys/strollers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.