A black-and-white room with tables, ladders, large wall maps, and a board listing aircraft statuses. Flags and documents are on display.

A person in period costume sits behind a desk with newspapers, a rotary phone, and a coat rack in a dimly lit room.

A large, multi-story building on a corner with numerous windows, some lit from inside, on a cloudy day.

A storefront with a "Closed for the Duration" sign and a recycling area with bins for tins, paper, bottles, and jars, under a sign reading "SALVAGE."

A large, open room with desks, maps on the walls, overhead lights, and some military or control room equipment.

An office with a red armchair, a wooden desk with maps behind it, and a red curtain. Office items and a vintage phone are on the desk.

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Western Approaches Museum: Entry Ticket

Explore an underground bunker that helped win World War Two

Last admission 1 hour before closing

Included

Admission to the museum

Derby House was a key operational hub during World War Two. Where once you had to sign the Official Secrets Act to enter, now you just need a smartphone ticket!

This labyrinthine bunker, once the nerve-centre for the war-defining Battle of the Atlantic, is just as it was in 1945. Now home to the Western Approaches Museum, it's a time-capsule hidden beneath Liverpool City Centre.

See original documents, tools, and maps used to analyse the enemy, plus one of two surviving phones that had a direct line to Churchill's War Rooms!

Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance
The museum is opposite the NCP car park on Rumford Street; you can see it from Chapel Street and the corner of Rumford Place (close to Mercure Thistle Hotel, Hotel Indigo and Travelodge on Exchange Street)

Western Approaches Museum

1-3 Rumford St, L2 8SZ, Liverpool

Provider: Big Heritage

Registered address: Western Approaches, 1-3 Rumford Street, L2 8SZ, Liverpool, GB

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