Voted the greatest figure in British history, this walking tour explores the life of Winston Churchill and discovers the true extent of the damage and destruction of London during World War 2.
You’ll visit many of Churchill’s iconic landmarks including his home at Downing Street, the Ministry of Defence, and the Houses of Parliament where many of his most crucial decisions were made. Along the way, you’ll see the most famous Churchill statue in Parliament Square, St Margaret’s Church where he married his beloved Clementine in 1908, and Churchill’s favorite London pub.
You’ll hear stories of bravery and courage in the Battle of Britain, see remaining bomb damage at Westminster Hall, get up close to the Cenotaph memorial dedicated to our fallen heroes, and discover the crucial role that women played in victory at the Women of World War 2 memorial.
Finish your tour outside the Churchill War Rooms, the preserved underground bunker from which Churchill plotted Britain’s victory.
Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. Due to crowds, uneven surfaces and unavoidable stairs, this tour is not suitable for those with wheelchairs, walking difficulties or large prams/buggys.
The tour starts at Embankment Station (Embankment Pier Exit). This is the side located nearest the river.
On arrival please look for your tour guide holding the yellow umbrella.