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Churchill war rooms
Today, I have decided to go on the Churchill war rooms. This place is a little expensive, but is very well done and worth the ticket price. The audio tour is very good and the museum is laid our in a comfortable order. There has obviously been a lot of planing put into the war room presentation as well as the Churchill Museum. I went early in the …
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London Lovin'
Thanksgiving in London was the best idea I have had this semester! The one day out of the semester that I thought I would definitely get homesick went smoothly and I was so happy to be in London that I was not homesick at all. Our journey began early on Wednesday and ended Monday evening. This long weekend was spent with great friends, in a great …
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2nd day in London!
We spent all day sight-seeing and saw a ton of stuff! We went to the British Museum and the National Gallery where we saw some paintings by Monet, Van Gogh, and Michaelangelo. Westminster Abbey was absolutely breathtaking, we had no idea how many people were buried there. Chaucer, Newton, and Darwin all have tombs there. At the end of the day we …
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More Walking......
Started our day going to the Tower of London. Fascinating history at the Tower. The White Tower is the original royal palace, but hasn't been used as royal residence since 1603. The Crown Jewels are kept here and they are beautiful. If I could have taken photos I would have. The door you walk through is about 5 feet of metal and guarded by many. …
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London: invaders to invaded
... could withdraw to the basements and sweat it out from there. An excellent annex to the War Rooms is the Winston Churchill Museum which provides a step by step account of his life in a very interactive manner. From baby rattle to schooling, ...
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london
... next time :) big ben was beautiful.. and tall! from there we went in the churchill's cabinet war rooms and the churchill museum. the cabinet rooms were AWESOME!!!! its the underground chambers where he lived during the heavy air raids, where he ...
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London Calling
... to what they looked like in August 1945, when the war finally came to a close. The war rooms also include a dedicated Churchill Museum which was a new level of awesomeness and included a number of Churchill's paintings, film and radio broadcasts. I could ...
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The Day After
... were purchased for later. We then took back off onto the bus, and hopped off at Westminster in an attempt to go into the Churchill museum. We missed the last entry by about 10mins, so just made our way to Trafalgar square where there was a GIANT game of ...
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London and Stuff
... touristy it all is. I'm guessing that if there weren't any tourists, there would be no show. Then I proceeded to the Winston Churchill Museum and underground war rooms from WWII. It was pretty cool to see the old rooms where Winston and his staff were ...
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London Redux
... I walked around Parliament Square taking pictures and then headed up Whitehall to the Cabinet War Rooms and the Churchill Museum. The Churchill Museum is a new addition to the Cabinet War Rooms and makes the visit even more worthwhile than before. I ...
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Busy Week in London
... have been more awesome, if we were on the other side (not looking at the butts). The War Rooms and Churchill Museum is by far the coolest museum you will ever go to. Plus, the war rooms are the actual underground ...
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Just the two of us, in London
... of the war. Some of the more exciting rooms were Churchills study and the map room. There was also section called the Churchill museum, which was devoted to Churchills life before, during and after the war. It had stories from throughout his life, his ...
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London Bridge is... not very impressive looking!
... guarded. I thought you'd be able to see the door, but not so. Sigh. Wandering on we saw a sign to the Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms. It was a terrific interactive and innovative exhibiton and being all in the site of the secret underground ...
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Last Days
... the weather was warm and beautiful. We had lunch with Josh and dinner with Tessa and Hannah. We spent lots of time just wandering around St. James Park. We particularly liked the Winston Churchill Museum and the Cabinet War Rooms as far as sights ...
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- Cabinet War Rooms
- Capital Helpline
- Cenotaph
- Downing Street
- Jack the Ripper Walking Tour with London Walks
- Pout
- Lakeside Shopping Center
- Westminster Abbey
- Houses of Parliament
- The Sanctuary
- Sanctuary
- Big Ben
- Little Ben
- City Cruises
- Banqueting House
- Trooping the Colour
- Boadicea Monument
- Trade
- Whitehall
- Horse Guards Building