If you're fascinated by World War II history, London is an ideal place to learn more about the war that saved the world. The city is filled with monuments, museums and landmarks that tell its story in still vivid detail. Throughout London you can see damage and destruction from the Battle of Britain, the Blitz and the V-2 rocket attacks. In this guide I’ll take you many of those sites, including: The Churchill War Rooms, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the HMS Belfast, Wellington Barracks, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, the Imperial War Museum, Trafalgar Square, 10 Downing Street, the Cenotaph, St. James’s Palace, the Cambridge American Memorial Cemetery, the RAF Bar at the Eagle pub, the Battle of Britain Monument, the Churchill Arms and Dukes Hotel, the birthplace of Bond’s “shaken, not stirred” Vesper martini. Plus, I’ll tell you about several London Walks that add history and perspective to World War II London then and now, including: The Blitz Walk, London Spymasters and the St. Paul’s Cathedral walk.

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Cabinet War Rooms | [ Ссылка ]
St. Paul’s Cathedral | [ Ссылка ]
London Walks | [ Ссылка ]
HMS Belfast | [ Ссылка ]
The Guards Museum | [ Ссылка ]
Buckingham Palace | [ Ссылка ]
St. James’s Palace | [ Ссылка ]
Houses of Parliament | [ Ссылка ]
Imperial War Museum | [ Ссылка ]
Dukes Hotel Bar | [ Ссылка ]
Trafalgar Square | [ Ссылка ]
The Cenotaph | [ Ссылка ]
Battle of Britain Monument | [ Ссылка ]
The Churchill Arms | [ Ссылка ]
Cambridge American Memorial Cemetery | [ Ссылка ]
RAF Bar at the Eagle pub | [ Ссылка ]

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