Two-level Bunker, about 50 feet down. Associations with WW2 and Churchill. Dark & damp. Not a great deal of content, but very evocative site. Interior is very plain, with many rooms, and somewhat ruinous. Steep stairs. Some electrical and air-moving machinery left. Only open on very selected days like Open House weekend. Well worth a visit if you're interested in WW2, Bunkers and other such murky things.
Alan Smith
A great tour very well done
Liam Brown
Absolutely fantastic!
The tour guide was informative and knowledgeable. Definitely recommended to visit when they open.
Jonathan eke
Great to visit the bunker shame it is failing apart but the volunteers were very knowledgeable and helpful and definitely worth a visit if you can on the next open day as will not last for ever
John Coates
Remarkable, physically massive wartime government bunker for Churchill, a piece of British history, lost, but not forgotten. Hidden under the streets of Dollis Hill. Kept alive by Network Housing and volunteers from Subterranea Britannica.
Nikko
Very little known II WW cabinet bunker that was actually never used. They open it for the Open House weekend
Richard Kemp
Check times of this place for open days. A different way of spending 90 minutes underground.
The tour guide was informative and knowledgeable. Definitely recommended to visit when they open.