The only original Battle of Britain RAF Fighter Group Operations Room open to the public. The Bunker contains a number of rooms on two levels, …
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Feb 27, 2025
Wow, what a place of wartime significance. We went on the 10am tour, and had Andy & Terry as our personal tour guides. A wealth of knowledge regarding all aspects of Britain's air defences, and a th…Full review by 741richardn
Feb 25, 2025
Andrew great guide We live near Uxbridge but have never visited the Bunker before and were very surprised at the quality and interest of our visitFull review by Pam W
Feb 21, 2025
Was great to see where the action happened during ww2 battle of Britain of organising all the squadrons etc on that very important day in history. The guy who showed us how the plotter board worked…Full review by Resort630634
How long does the tour of the bunker approx last for?
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About one hour for the guided tour of the bunker itself but allow another 90 minutes or so for the purpose-built and very informative museum next door.
I am flying into LHR with a 4 hour layover on the 29th of March. I have always loved the stories of the RAF during this critical juncture of history. Do you know if transportation is available from and back to the airport?
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You can get the train into Uxbridge from Heathrow on the tube it is the Piccadilly line. It is not far from there but a bit tricky to find if no transport so I would get a cab from the station it wont …
You can get the train into Uxbridge from Heathrow on the tube it is the Piccadilly line. It is not far from there but a bit tricky to find if no transport so I would get a cab from the station it wont be very expensive. Ring ahead to the bunker and book a visit you will love it very interesting.
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What is the Bunker tour?
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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...
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