For 76 consecutive nights between September and November 1940, the city of London was relentlessly bombed by the German Luftwaffe in a series of devastating raids that came to be known as 'The Blitz'.
A third of the city was destroyed, and tens of thousands of civilians lost their lives. While Hitler's attempt to bomb Britain into submission would ultimately fail, the scars of this destructive campaign remain visible on the streets of London today.
On this fascinating tour, you'll get to see visible signs of bomb damage from the war and visit the site of the very first bomb that landed in London. You'll see the ruins of a church that was destroyed during the Blitz and left to time as a memorial to the bloodshed, as well as important Allied wartime headquarters.
See where Sir Winston Churchill delivered his famous VE Day speech and where Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, plotted the downfall of the Third Reich.