• St. James’s - The policy is to keep details about each stop on the walks minimal to preserve an element of surprise. However, at this stop, connections to Churchill’s family and personal life will be explored. It’s a captivating story.
• Waterloo Place - This location focuses on Churchill during wartime. Discussions will include the Battle of Britain, the Blitz, and Operation Barbarossa, highlighting the decisions he made to ensure Britain’s safety. This period was Britain’s Darkest Hour, with significant sacrifices made by the nation.
• Horse Guards Parade at Whitehall - Churchill served as First Lord of the Admiralty twice, and here you can see the building from which he led the senior military service. The narrative will also cover the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign, for which Churchill bore significant responsibility.
• Whitehall - Known as the Corridor of Power, this is where Churchill made crucial decisions to keep Britain in the war. You’ll also learn about a secret espionage organization he founded, which played a pivotal role in turning the tide of the war.
• Parliament Square - This marks the conclusion of the walk. If you plan to visit the Churchill War Museum, your guide will lead you there, as it’s just a short distance away. Parliament Square is a fitting conclusion, as it was central to Churchill’s professional life, the site of his marriage to Clementine, and where he lay in State for three days before being moved to St Paul’s Cathedral.

• An expert guide, lots of fun, great memories!

• gratuities

For those eager to delve into Churchill’s significant history and influence on London and the world, this tour is ideal. An expert guide will lead you through central London, highlighting the pivotal locations that defined Churchill’s life and legacy. From his childhood residence to his clandestine wartime headquarters, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of his intriguing personal life and his leadership during the nation’s most challenging times. Whether you’re a Churchill aficionado or simply intrigued by one of Britain’s most impactful figures, this tour promises to satisfy. Our assurance: if the tour does not meet your expectations (though it never has), you will receive a complimentary ticket for any of our other tours, no questions asked.

• Generally, the walk is flat, though there are several steps at one point. The length of the walk is about a mile and a half, and there are no opportunities to take a rest along the way.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.