The National Army Museum Shop offers carefully chosen ranges for both adults and children, inspired by the history of the British Army and the …
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Dec 10, 2024
I would allow three hours for a visit. There is so much information in this museum, it is a real achievement It covers many of the areas that the Imperial War Museum does not, so the two museums wor… Full review by Quartz I
Oct 19, 2024
Fascinating and informative museum, which is free, with helpful staff, and a nice cafe. I learned a lot about our history, the First and Second World Wars, and also was reminded of the major role the… Full review by 341helena
Sep 27, 2024
Absolutely brilliant museum. An abundance of exhibits , going back hundreds of years nicely displayed with nuggets of history notes to inform you. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable and more… Full review by patncolin
Hi. My boy is 5 and army mad, but gets very bored with text on walls, rather he would like to see exhibits, tanks, guns, bombs, that sort of thing. Is this a good place to travel an hour to?
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The museum has lots of static and active displays. If he likes the big stuff then he would love the imerial war museum, which has all the big hardware
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