IWM North

First visit and while there doesn’t appear to be so many artificial for the size of the space there are some really important pieces here and it’s fascinating.I was really touched by the photos of the afghan veterans faces towards the end of the museum.

The Imperial War Museum is based on a lot of military history during World War II. The museum is not a large space. You can also learn about the history of the British war. There are many real materials.

The building's appearance is very distinctive, relying on the South Bank of the newly constructed UkMedia City, as opposed to the BbC Headquarters Building. The whole arc is used vividly and vividly in this building, and the solemnity of many bouquets of safflower will be commemorated at the entrance has also been brought into play, while entering the black corridor of the building has a solemn atmosphere of remembrance.

It's a very beautiful museum with a lot of exhibits, including military history from ancient times to the present. But the biggest feature is the architecture itself, designed by famous designer Daniel Lieberskin, the unique shape of the war knife and the varied exhibition space inside, which makes people feel the ingenuity of the designer. If you're interested in military history and architecture, this is a highly recommended place for Manchester City.

The first floor of the Imperial War Museum was rather crowded, but when we went upstairs, there were fewer visitors. For anyone who likes museums, especially the War Museum, this is absolutely a must-see attraction. The fourth level is about the Holocaust. There were no videos or recordings of Churchill, especially victory speeches, and no exhibitions on D-Day.

The Royal War Museum North, located in the west of Manchester, is an important British military museum, mainly displaying the equipment and history of the British army in various periods, a variety of real equipment on display, and many simulators for visitors to visit