Winston Churchill's Britain at War Museum

This is the British World War II war center, the door is inconspicuous, but there is no hole in it. It completely preserved the situation of the war command at that time, and the environment in which Churchill lived, not bad.

It is worth taking a look. This is actually the underground command center of Churchill in World War II. Because this history is not too long ago, it is very rare to save it as it is. The information inside is also very rich.

The museums of the British Empire really don't say who they are. We don't say who they are compared with. There is no sense of distance in it. The design, the decoration environment and the quality of the personnel are simply great. It’s back to that era.

A place worth visiting, not far from Westminster Abbey. This is where Prime Minister Churchill and War Command worked during World War II, in fact, is an underground bomb shelter for air strikes. The room layout, supplies, kitchen utensils, unlimited radios, transmitters, maps and other items of war were all furnished in the year, and Churchill's declaration of war speech was also from here.

It is a small museum, but it is very popular, mainly showing the situation in Churchill, Britain in World War II. The scale inside is not big, but many restored scenes are not bad.