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H10 London Waterloo
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 62% off from £105
284 - 302 Waterloo Road, SE1 8RQ | 6 minutes walkfrom Imperial War Museum
The H10 London Waterloo is a recently-built hotel providing comfortable and well-lit rooms and an ideally-located base from which to get around central London. The hotel More

Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Room - Atrium Facings: 66% off from £134
Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7UT | 10 minutes walkfrom Imperial War Museum
The Park Plaza Westminster Bridge is a modern, design-led hotel a short walk from some of the city's most iconic attractions, such as Big Ben and More

Park Plaza County Hall Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 79% off from £86
1 Addington Street, SE1 7RY | 12 minutes walkfrom Imperial War Museum
Close to Waterloo, the 4 star Park Plaza is – as the name suggests – just behind County Hall. Near to the Thames, it’s also convenient More

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This museum of 20th century warfare offers a thoughtful look at what day-to-day life was like for both citizens and soldiers in the two world wars. The Imperial War Museum has many weapons of war, including rockets, tanks, guns and submarines and some of its most powerful exhibits are the Trench Experience in the World War I gallery and The Blitz Experience in the World War II gallery. A huge emphasis is placed on the social effects of war, through poetry, photography and film footage. The museum also houses war art by artists David Bomberg, Henry Moore, and John Singer Sargent. Not to miss is the Secret War Gallery, which charts the history of agents' work and the creation of MI5 and M16.