The Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms

The Cabinet War Rooms, located in the heart of Westminister, is arguably the most historically important site in wartime politics.  These secret underground rooms, which formed the headquarters of Sir Winston Churchill during Second World War, are all air-conditioned and feature the newly reopened Harmsworth Room.  This room houses the generators which used to provide the electricity for the Cabinet War Rooms itself and the surrounding streets during the war.  The Auditorium is a more modern room which is well lit and features its original bright steel girders.

Picnic in the Park

Have your meeting in the cool underground headquarters of Sir Winston Churchill during the 2nd World War and enjoy a freshly prepared picnic lunch in St James’s Park opposite the Cabinet War Rooms.  The day delegate rate is £65 per person, plus VAT from 45 to 140 delegates and includes: tea, coffee and Danish pastries served on arrival, mid morning tea, coffee and biscuits and picnic lunch in St James’s Park. Afternoon tea with classic British cakes is also served. 

The package includes AV equipment, as well as flip chart and pens, pads, pencils, ration sweets and mineral water.

Summer dinner package

On a warm summer evening, have pre-dinner drinks in the Harmsworth Room, make a tour around Whitehall and St. James's Park with one of our Expert Tour Guides and have dinner afterwards. This dinner package costs £55 per person, plus VAT and includes room hire, three-course dinner menu, two pre-dinner drinks and the Expert Tour Guide for a maximum of two hours for 30 – 130 delegates..

The nearest tube station is Westminster and Charing Cross Train Station is just on mile away.  The Cabinet War Rooms, located in the basement of the Treasury building in Whitehall, was operated round the clock from the start of the war in 1939 to its end in 1945. 

For bookings and enquiries contact Cabinet War Rooms on 020 77660134 or email cwr@sodexho-uk.com.