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A private behind-the-scenes tour of the Churchill War Rooms gives you an opportunity to experience what it was like to work beneath the heart of Westminster during the Blitz. Follow in Churchill’s footsteps through the eerie corridors and learn about the big decisions made in this underground maze during World War Two.

Led by the ex-director of the museum, Phil Reed OBE, unlock the secrets behind Churchill's success with exclusive access to of some of the most important rooms used by Churchill and his Cabinet during the Second World War, which have remained exactly as they were the day the lights were switched off in 1945.

With after hours, behind-the-glass access, you can listen quietly to extracts from Churchill's rousing wartime speeches, stand next to the original No. 10 door that Churchill walked through after becoming Prime Minister; and appreciate fascinating, multimedia displays of his early life.

After an evening exploring the top-secret bunker with an expert accredited for his wealth of knowledge, journey a short distance to savour a Menu Gourmand Dinner with wine pairing at the Michelin-starred Seven Park Place by William Drabble. With a strong focus on the highest quality ingredients sourced from local farms and producers, William’s French-inspired dishes bring about a sense of simplistic charm that enable the natural flavours and aromas of the ingredients to come to the forefront of an unforgettable dining experience.