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What To See London London + Central London Sights * Apsley House * Banqueting House * BBC Experience * British Airways London Eye * Buckingham Palace * Cabinet War Rooms * Chelsea * Clink Exhibition * Courtauld Gallery * Design Museum * Dickens House Museum * Docklands * Fleet Street * Guildhall * Hampstead * Harrods * HMS Belfast * Highgate * Hyde Park * Imperial War Museum * Inns of Court * Jermyn Street * Jewel Tower * Kensington Palace and Kensington Gardens * Kenwood House * Leighton House * Lloyd's Building * London Aquarium * London Dungeon * London Planetarium * London Transport Museum * London Zoo * Madame Tussaud's * Monument * Museum of Childhood, Bethnal Green * Museum of London * National Army Museum * National Portrait Gallery * Oxo Tower * Piccadilly Circus * Regent's Park * Royal Academy (of Arts) * St Bartholomew-the-Great * St Bride * St James's Palace * St James's Park * St James's Piccadilly * St James's Street * St Katharine's Dock * St Stephen Walbrook * Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition * Sir John Soane's Museum * Soho * Southwark Cathedral * Spencer House * Tate Britain and Tate Modern * Theatre Museum * Tower Bridge * Trafalgar Square * Wallace Collection * Westminster Cathedral * Whitehall * Winston Churchill's Britain at War Vicinity + Vicinity Walk/Drive Food&Drink In The Know Did You Know? |
Winston Churchill's Britain at War
( Highly Recommended ) Sheltered appropriately deep beneath the arches of London Bridge, this is an evocative museum of what it was like to live in the capital during the dark and dangerous period of World War II, and particularly during the Blitz of 1940-1. Aside from examining a huge number of well-displayed original period objects, you can sit in an air-raid shelter or walk through an eerily authentic bombed-out building. Older visitors will enjoy the bitter-sweet nostalgia of such displays as life on the Home Front, evacuation, movie news and re-created shopfronts, while younger ones will enjoy the drama without experiencing the trauma of those momentous years. Address: 64-6 Tooley Street Phone: (020) 7403 3171 WEBSITE: www.britain-at-war.co.uk Open: Daily 10-5:30 (Oct-Mar 4:30) Restaurant: Butler's Wharf Chop House (Expensive), 36E Shad Thames Metro: London Bridge Accessible: Excellent Admission: Expensive |
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