Undercover: Life in Churchill's Bunker

Q: Where is the Undercover: Life in Churchill's Bunker exhibition located?

The Undercover: Life in Churchill's Bunker exhibition is held at the Churchill War Rooms. It is located opposite the Transatlantic Telephone Room, just before entering the Churchill Museum.

Q: Is this exhibition suitable for children?

Yes, this exhibition is suitable for children. It offers an educational experience with fascinating insights into WWII history, making it an engaging visit for all ages.

Q: How much does it cost to visit the exhibition?

Admission to the exhibition is free with general entry to the Churchill War Rooms. Tickets are priced at £33 for adults and £16.50 for children aged 5-15. Children under 5 and IWM members can visit for free.

Schedule: : Permanent

Age Restriction:: For all ages

Access:: Included with general admission

Explore Life in Churchill’s Bunker During WW2

Step into history and explore life in Churchill's bunker, where people worked tirelessly during World War II. This compact exhibition is located directly across from the Transatlantic Telephone Room and just before the entrance to the Churchill Museum.

Situated in the heart of London, the Churchill War Rooms reveal the hidden world of the underground headquarters, built in 1938. Discover the personal stories of the men and women who spent thousands of hours working and sleeping in this secret site, with objects, photos, and first-hand accounts bringing this underground world to life.

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Undercover: Life in Churchill’s Bunker is a permanent exhibition at the Churchill War Rooms, showcasing the day-to-day life in the bunker during the war. A visit to Churchill’s underground bunker offers a rare insight into one of the most important sites of World War II. Book your Churchill War Rooms tickets online to explore life in Churchill’s bunker during wartime and experience history firsthand.

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What's Included:

Entry to Churchill War Rooms
Audio guides

Highlights

Noiseless Typewriter

Churchill was known for his dislike of noise, which led to specially adapted typewriters being imported from the United States for use by his secretaries.

Untold Stories

Explore the experiences of those who worked long hours underground and used sun lamps to replicate daylight, and discover the hardships of working in secret under constant threat.

Tight Security

During World War II, access to Churchill’s bunker in London was highly restricted. Only those with a special pass could enter, adding an air of secrecy that still pervades the space today.

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