WWII Battle of Britain tour - 1 Day Tour
1 Day
Battle of Britain

1 day Tour

Battle of Britain 

Join us on this remarkable expedition filled with history, heroism, and hidden secrets.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with our exclusive Battle of Britain tour that will transport you back in time to one of the most critical chapters in history.

Your adventure begins in the heart of London or your preferred location, setting the stage for an immersive exploration of the legendary Battle of Britain. We'll whisk you away to Uxbridge, Middlesex, where you'll step into the very bunker that served as the strategic command centre for Fighter Command No11 during World War II.

Battle of Britain RAF Uxbridge witnessed the high-stakes decisions that shaped the destiny of a nation in the tumultuous year of 1940. Along the way, you'll discover the tireless efforts of RAF plotters and controllers who held the line against the Luftwaffe, all while experiencing the profound impact of Winston Churchill's iconic words.

But the journey doesn't end there—our tour seamlessly transitions to the fascinating world of the Bletchley Park tour, where you'll delve into the secretive realm of WWII codebreakers who changed the course of history.

Important information: Your preferred drop off and collection point will be agreed with your driver prior to the tour start date.

Tour includes

Price from: £875.00 per day

Tour vehicle

Private chauffeur guide

Free bottled water

Battle of Britain Tour

Battle of Britain Bunkers

Battle of Britain Tour

Bletchley Park

the tour

Battle of Britain

Your journey will commence from the heart of London or any location of your preference, setting the stage for an immersive experience in history.



In Uxbridge, Middlesex, you’ll explore one of the pivotal Battle of Britain Bunkers.

Furthermore, 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.

Churchill himself coined the iconic phrase
“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few,” after one of his visits to this very bunker in August 1940.

Then onto the captivating world of 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.

The Government’s Code and Cypher school devised ingenious methods that allowed the Allied forces to decode military ciphers from German, Japanese, and other Axis nations. This yielded critical intelligence that supported Allied military operations across land, sea, and air. Bletchley Park also marked the dawn of information technology, with code-breaking processes propelled by ground-breaking machines such as the Turing/Welshmen, Bombe, and the pioneering electronic computer, Colossus.

Today, Bletchley Park enjoys recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Sitededicated to preserving the remarkable saga of these WWII codebreakers. As you explore at your own pace, you’ll uncover the stories of mathematicians and crossword enthusiasts who transformed into some of the world’s foremost codebreakers in the intelligence warfare of WWII.

Concluding your enriching visit to Bletchley Park, your knowledgeable chauffeur guide will ensure your safe return to your chosen London drop-off location.

The comprehensive package covers your expert tour guide, transportation in a comfortable vehicle, fuel, insurance, entrance fees for your guide if they accompany you, and parking costs. Not included in the price are meals, refreshments (excluding our complimentary water), accommodation, or admission fees to attractions.

Don’t miss this opportunity to embark on a truly immersive Battle of Britain tour and delve into the secrets of Bletchley Park. Discover when was the Battle of Britain and what it meant for the world.

Read more about Bletchley Park at Wikipedia.

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