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Overview

This company is a multi-award-winning tour experience company. We have a fleet of Mercedes vehicles, which we use on all the tours. All the tours are private, and the chauffeur guides are all members of the International Guild of Professional Battlefield Guides.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Praed Street, England, W2 1RH, United Kingdom

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start of the tour. We will pick you up at the arrival hall. The driver will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead traveller's name."

Pickup Information

We will drop off at the cilents desired location.

Language Offered

German-WRITTEN

English-WRITTEN

Italian-WRITTEN

French-WRITTEN

Spanish-WRITTEN

Itinerary

1. Battle of Britain Bunker

Discover how this very bunker served as the nerve centre for Fighter Command No11 operations group throughout World War II. It’s where the fate of the nation hung in the balance as crucial decisions were made during the tumultuous days of 1940. Thanks to the tireless dedication of RAF plotters and controllers, the Royal Air Force’s fighter pilots held the line against the relentless onslaught of the Luftwaffe. Battle of Britain tours allow you to step back in time and relive this extraordinary historical episode. Descending 60 feet underground through 76 steps, you’ll reach the Operations Room. Here, you’ll encounter the plotting room, with its meticulously preserved large map table, squadron display boards, balloon movements, and weather conditions, exactly as they were when Winston Churchill visited on September 15, 1940.

Duration: 60 mins

2. Bletchley Park

We embark on a journey northward from London. Bletchley Park stands as a place of profound historical significance, serving as the nerve centre for British Codebreakers during WWII. Initially established as a clandestine outpost with the collaboration of MI6 and leading academics from British universities, Bletchley Park sought refuge 50 miles away from the constant threat of bombings in London. In 1941, Prime Minister Winston Churchill issued a resounding directive: “make sure they have all they want extreme priority and report to me as soon as this has been done.” Consequently, Bletchley Park experienced a substantial influx of resources and the initiation of massive building projects to accommodate its expanding workforce. Breaking processes propelled by ground-breaking machines such as the Turing/Welshmen, Bombe, and the pioneering electronic computer, Colossus.