Uncover the secrets hidden beneath the streets of Westminster in incredible working rooms left untouched since the end of the war. The secret headquarters of the Second World War remain as a lasting reminder of what life would have been like for the men and women living and working underground in wartime Britain. Learn more about Churchill’s leadership, legacy and 90-year life through personal items in the Churchill Museum, including his famous 'siren suit' and even his front door from No.10! Find out what's here. It’s half a mile walk through Whitehall to Trafalgar Square where there’s free entry to The National Portrait Gallery and National Gallery.

Includes entry to the Churchill War Rooms, free time in London, return travel and a reserved coach seat (of your choice). The coach is due to arrive in London at 12:15 and depart at 16:45, setting down and picking up on Parliament Street (please note this drop point is subject to change). Please arrive at the group entrance to the Churchill War Rooms, at the top of Clive Steps on King Charles Street, in good time for your 13:30 entry slot. There will be a comfort stop on the outward and return journey.

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