Underground
Wartime Underground Bunker Visit
A government bunker sealed in 1945 and left as it was, with the map pins still in the walls.
London2h
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A station sealed decades ago, several flights below one that never closed.Departure note — Terminal Leisure, not the supplier

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Many stairs, no lift, low light. Operators state this plainly and mean it.
Descend over 130 stairs underground to experience a preserved disused Edwardian tube station with your group, You'll be accompanied by two knowledgeable guides who will take you through the history of the station including its use as a WWII shelter and as a storage facility for priceless treasures during the Blitz. Your group you'll visit the original ticket hall, and disused platforms and will hear the first hand oral testimony from one of the WWII shelterers. You'll need a good level of physical fitness to undertake the tour and be able to descend and climb back up 130 stairs. This is your opportunity to experience a very unique space in London and only London Transport Museum can take you there.
Underground
A government bunker sealed in 1945 and left as it was, with the map pins still in the walls.
London2h
After dark
The case everyone has heard of, in streets that are now something else entirely.
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London2h
Dead history
A Victorian cemetery left to go woodland for forty years, now kept that way on purpose.
London1h 15m