Winston Churchill's Britain At War Experience

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Winston Churchill's Britain At War Experience Dirección:

Dirección:
Churchill House, 64-66 Tooley Street, London
London
SE1 2TF
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7403 3171
Fax: +44 (0)20 7403 5104
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.britainatwar.co.uk

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Dirección:
Churchill House, 64-66 Tooley Street, London
London
SE1 2TF
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7403 3171
Fax: +44 (0)20 7403 5104
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.britainatwar.co.uk
Transporte público: London Bridge, London Underground
Por carretera: Exit station via Tooley Street exit. Follow signs to Tower Bridge.

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Tourists trapped in Britain at War Experience

Serious history students seeking insight to Winston Churchill, or Britain's World War Two history, will be disappointed by this London tourist attraction. The site is more tourist trap than museum...

Serious history students seeking insight to Winston Churchill, or Britain's World War Two history, will be disappointed by this London tourist attraction. The site is more tourist trap than museum. Fittingly located just past the even tackier "London Dungeon", the Britain At War Experience is a a very amateurish experience indeed.

By all means visit the Cabinet War Rooms and Winston Churchill Museum near St. James's Park--a real historic sight and a professional presentation of Churchill and the war experience--but avoid "Winston Churchill's Britain At War Experience."

 
2.0
1 agosto 2005
by KidsToLondon, Greensboro, Carolina del Norte
 

not worh the effort

visited this museum with my parents . it was a raining and we got in without any wait. I now know why. expensive and poorly put together

visited this museum with my parents

. it was a raining and we got in without any wait.

I now know why.

expensive and poorly put together

 
1.0
18 abril 2009
by meph,
 

This was a fun, interesting experience.

I enjoyed this attraction very much. It gave you an idea of what it was like for the English during WWII and there were quite a lot of artifacts and examples of items from that time. They also had...

I enjoyed this attraction very much. It gave you an idea of what it was like for the English during WWII and there were quite a lot of artifacts and examples of items from that time. They also had a great little movie showing clips of wartime and voiceovers of people that had written letters during the war. This is a good attraction for kids as well as adults.

 
4.0
11 abril 2009
by Milaura, Orlando, Florida
 

Very much not 'da bomb'

Massively overpriced (£11.45 for an adult) - me and my fiancee got in using a 2 for 1 discount voucher I found on the web and we still felt ripped off. First section is a recreation of an...

Massively overpriced (£11.45 for an adult) - me and my fiancee got in using a 2 for 1 discount voucher I found on the web and we still felt ripped off.

First section is a recreation of an underground station cum air raid shelter where three short films about Britain and the Second World War are shown. So far so average... Next is a room with a few newspaper cuttings and random bits of 1940s ephemera with very little to hold the attention. An Anderson Shelter featuring 'sounds of the war' is especially poor; save yourself the trouble - put a war film on the tele and sit in your wardrobe for a few minutes. My fiancee insists on reading every possible bit of information when we go to museums and it still only took us 15 minutes to look round this central room. We were very surprised therefore when the next section, a blitz scene with the legs from shop dummies in amongst the rubble, turned out to be the last exhibit. Even taking into account that we watched all three short films at the start of our visit we were only there for about an hour (at full price that works out at about £1.90 for every ten minutes) This might be an 'independent museum' and I'm sure the staff work hard but there can be no excuse for ripping off the public with such cheap reconstructions and lame exhibits. If military history is your bag visit the (free) Imperial War Museum, Churchill's Cabinet War Rooms or HMS Belfast and give this place a wide berth.

 
1.0
15 febrero 2009
by SirBranstonAubergine, Leeds, UK
 

Over Priced...Over rated

Sorry to say but this really was a let down. At £10.45 (where did the 45p come from?) it did not live up to expectations or value for money. We walked through this experience feeling nothing...

Sorry to say but this really was a let down. At £10.45 (where did the 45p come from?) it did not live up to expectations or value for money. We walked through this experience feeling nothing, smelling very little & the highlight was seeing objects from my Grandmothers house. Sorry London but come on sort out the costs for these places.

 
2.0
16 septiembre 2008
by BlobSurrey, Surrey
 

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