Are the Churchill War Rooms accessible?

Yes! Read the <a href="https://www.accessable.co.uk/organisations/churchill-war-rooms">full accessibility guide</a> **General overview ** The Churchill War Rooms can be busy at the weekend and during school holidays and may be unsuitable for those who do not like crowds. There is an air ventilation system across the majority of the historic rooms and Churchill Museum that keeps the building at a comfortable temperature. If you’re concerned about the temperature in the summer months, then we’d recommend visiting after 15:00 when there are fewer visitors on site which naturally makes the environment cooler. Assistance dogs are welcome on the site. For Wheelchair Users & Impaired Mobility <ul> <li>There are 2 wheelchairs available to hire on a first come first serve basis </li> <li>The Museum is wheelchair accessible throughout – the narrowest corridor is 68cm, and the tightest corner is 90 degrees. </li> <li>There is lift access </li> <li>Accessible toilets available </li> <li>Seating available at intervals throughout the building </li> <li>4 foldable chairs to borrow on a first come first serve basis </li> <li>Disabled parking is available on Old Queen Street, Queen Anne’s Gate and Mathew Parker Street. </li> </ul> **For Blind and Partially Sighted Visitors ** <ul> <li>Light levels vary throughout, and some rooms have low light levels</li> </ul> **For Deaf and Hearing-Impaired Visitors ** <ul> <li>There is no braille or BSL on displays or videos </li> <li>There are induction loops available throughout the venue </li> </ul>

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Churchill War Rooms tickets and tips

👀Visit the secret HQ of the British government during World War II
📍Located in the basement of London’s Treasure Building
🗺️See areas including The Map Room and Churchill’s Study

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Churchill War Rooms,
King Charles St, London

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South East Greater London London

When is it open?

Churchill War Rooms opening times

Monday-Sunday 9:30am-6pm

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

What about facilities?

Churchill War Rooms facilities

On-site Café(s)
Wheelchair Hire
Off-site Parking
Toilets
Gift Shop

Here’s the questions people are asking about Churchill War Rooms

Prices vary based on time and date of your visit, at Days Out Churchill War Rooms tickets start from £25.

We recommend allowing 2-3 hours to visit the Churchill War Rooms.

We recommend planning for a visit from 9:30 am - 12 pm or 4 pm - 6 pm for the quietest visiting times.

The content of Churchill War Rooms is appropriate for children of all ages, and there is no age limit in place. However, for the best experience we recommend visiting with children aged 10+.

Yes! Read the full accessibility guide

**General overview **

The Churchill War Rooms can be busy at the weekend and during school holidays and may be unsuitable for those who do not like crowds.

There is an air ventilation system across the majority of the historic rooms and Churchill Museum that keeps the building at a comfortable temperature. If you’re concerned about the temperature in the summer months, then we’d recommend visiting after 15:00 when there are fewer visitors on site which naturally makes the environment cooler.

Assistance dogs are welcome on the site.

For Wheelchair Users & Impaired Mobility

There are 2 wheelchairs available to hire on a first come first serve basis
The Museum is wheelchair accessible throughout – the narrowest corridor is 68cm, and the tightest corner is 90 degrees.
There is lift access
Accessible toilets available
Seating available at intervals throughout the building
4 foldable chairs to borrow on a first come first serve basis
Disabled parking is available on Old Queen Street, Queen Anne’s Gate and Mathew Parker Street.

**For Blind and Partially Sighted Visitors **

Light levels vary throughout, and some rooms have low light levels

**For Deaf and Hearing-Impaired Visitors **

There is no braille or BSL on displays or videos
There are induction loops available throughout the venue

There are no cloakroom or locker facilities, so you can’t bring suitcases, pull along baggage, or large holdalls.

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