The switchboard operators and typists in Room 60. All civilian women, many worked day and night during the Blitz and slept in the sub-basement below the War Rooms, known as the dock. IWM Churchill ...

The Churchill War Rooms are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last entry is at 5 p.m. Tickets. Tickets cost 33 pounds (or about $45) for adults and 16.50 pounds (around $22) for children ages 5 ...

Today, the Churchill War Rooms bear an unassuming, modest entrance that’s easy to miss, though it has become an ever-more popular tourist destination since its opening as a museum in 1984.

The exhibition is divided into two parts: the Cabinet War Rooms, from which the British government operated out of during World War II; and an exhibition space dedicated to the life of the prime ...

Following Churchill's appointment as Prime Minister, he visited the Cabinet Room, located 10ft below ground, in May 1940 and declared: "This is the room from which I will direct the war." ...

An underground complex in the centre of London which Winston Churchill used as his nerve centre during the World War II is well worth the price of admission.

Among those areas already open are Churchill's bedroom, the Cabinet Room and the Transatlantic Telephone Room where Churchill could call Washington. Plans for £6m Churchill Museum But working from ...