Battle of Britain Bunker
The original 1940s plotting room, 60 feet underground, with its large map table and squadron display boards as they were when Winston Churchill visited on 15 September 1940, seen on a guided tour, followed by an exhibition that includes a Polish Air Force gallery. from its own pages ↗
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What we established Battle of Britain Bunker: the official site is battleofbritainbunker.co.uk. Its tickets are sold on mpv.tickets.com, the ticket shop its official site links to. Its Wikidata entry, Q4870554, names the same official site. Added to our site on .
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ADMISSION FEES: bunker and VISITOR CENTRE Adults: £14.00 Senior (Over 65s): £11.00 Under 16: FREE Defence Discount Service, Blue Light, Students (one card per visitor)- £7
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Battle of Britain Bunker: address
Battle of Britain Bunker Wren Avenue Uxbridge UB10 0GGOpen in Google Maps →✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk · 2026-10-16Battle of Britain Bunker: opening hours
We are open seven days per week, from 10 to 16:30.
Last admission 15:30.
Battle of Britain Bunker: what should I know before visiting?
The only way to visit the Bunker is on a guided tour, which takes you down 76 steps into our underground 1940s Operations Room. Tours last for approximately one hour, and consist of a seated presentation, followed by a visit to the newly refreshed Bunker exhibition.✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk/faq · 2026-10-16Battle of Britain Bunker: how to get there
BY TUBE: Nearest station is Uxbridge (Metropolitan and Piccadilly). Follow the blue tourist signs. These will direct you through Dowding Park via the High Street and St Andrews Road. The walk is approximately 1 mile.✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk · 2026-10-16Battle of Britain Bunker: parking
We have a medium car park, with dedicated brown badge and disabled bays, which is free for museum and cafe visitors, on a first come-first serve basis.✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk/faq · 2026-10-16Battle of Britain Bunker: is it wheelchair accessible?
The Visitor Centre and Exhibition space is fully accessible, with lifts and wheelchair access. There is also a Reception Desk at the entrance to the Visitor Centre, where staff are happy to help with any questions you may have. As a Grade I listed building, the Bunker and the Operations Room can only be accessed via 77 steps. There is no lift or ramp access.✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk/aboutaccessibility · 2026-10-16Battle of Britain Bunker: are dogs allowed?
Well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed in the outdoor areas and grounds of the museum. Assistance dogs are welcome in the Visitor Centre and Exhibition.✓ battleofbritainbunker.co.uk/faq · 2026-10-16The Battle of Britain Bunker housed RAF Fighter Command’s No.11 Group Operations Room throughout the Second World War, the room from which most of the RAF Fighter Command’s side of the Battle of Britain was co-ordinated.