Description
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Description
Step into Liverpool’s secret wartime bunker on this immersive self-guided tour of Western Approaches. Hidden beneath the city center, this preserved headquarters played a vital role during World War II and remains a fascinating time capsule from 1945.
As you explore the labyrinth of rooms, you’ll discover stories of the men and women who worked tirelessly to protect Allied shipping routes. The Map Room, left exactly as it was when the war ended, reveals the nerve center where critical decisions shaped the outcome of the Battle of the Atlantic.
Visitors are encouraged to interact with the exhibits, from sitting at original desks to using vintage typewriters and telephones. This hands-on approach brings the history to life, letting you experience the daily challenges faced by the staff, many of whom were young women.
Your visit includes an authentic identity card, modeled after those used by wartime staff, adding a personal touch to your journey. After exploring, relax with a hot drink at wartime prices, play traditional games, or watch a film about Liverpool’s wartime spirit.
The tour lasts around one to two hours and is suitable for groups of up to 15 people. Located near Liverpool Town Hall, the bunker is accessible by public transport. Please note, there are steps down into the bunker and a moderate level of fitness is recommended. Book your visit now and uncover Liverpool’s hidden wartime secrets before spots fill up!







