People looking for things to do in London could take a trip back in time with Winston Churchill's Britain at War experience.

Guests can explore the exhibition, which features real wartime bombs, rare documents and photographs in the unique Bomb Disposal display.

They also have the chance to get inside one of the famous Anderson shelters at the experience, and hear all the noises of an air raid overhead.

The Rainbow Corner was a notorious club that was a favourite of the GIs, and people visiting can catch a glimpse of the off-duty soldiers partying there.

Visitors will also learn about the war at home, having the chance to window shop in the little boutiques of Southwark, and see the prices in pounds, shillings and pence to explore how people coped with food and clothing rationing.

The museum answers the question of what it really felt like to be a British citizen during the Second World War.

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Posted by Samantha Reed