The Cabinet War Rooms

The Cabinet War Rooms are a historic site in London, originally used during World War II as a nerve center for the British government. Built underground, they served as the secret headquarters for Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his cabinet as they strategized military operations and managed wartime policies. The rooms include offices, a map room, and sleeping quarters, designed to withstand bombings. Today, they are preserved as a museum, offering visitors insight into the challenges faced by leaders during the war and the pivotal decisions made that shaped history.