This museum always surprises and has regularly changing exhibitions as well as its core collection. Exhibits are well-displayed and interesting for youngsters as well as adults.
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Visiting a war museum in peaceful times may not have the same effect unless there is a conflict going on but my interest in aviation/plane spotting and history still led me there many times. Just l...
We walked to the Imperial War Museum from our hotel at Waterloo. The World War 1 exhibit was very good. We don't typically enjoy museums, but this was a good one.
yet again we were impressed with the WW1 exhibits and displays. Some have been upgraded since our last visit with a bit more interactive stuff. We really enjoyed the visit and will go back and do mor...
I often visit the IWM and my recent visit on 31 October did not disappoint. All the staff I encountered were polite and very helpful. I visited mainly to view the refugee exhibition. This was very goo...
Powerful and important reminder of the awful human consequences of warfare
I had visited the IWM some 7 - 8 years ago, so was curious if much had changed in the intervening years. This time we took our children (11 & 13) and they both very much enjoyed the experience. It's...
Spanning five separate locations, the Imperial War Museum takes a look back at the wars fought during the 20th century. Exhibits vary in size and poignancy, with everything from full-size tanks to personal letters from war prisoners. Originally opened in 1920, the history of the museum parallels the artifacts it now houses. The museum was expanded during World War II, later adding a permanent exhibition on the tragic events during the Holocaust.
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This museum always surprises and has regularly changing exhibitions as well as its core collection. Exhibits are well-displayed and interesting for youngsters as well as adults.
If your interest include military history, then there is no better place than this in London. Easily access from Marylebone underground station on the Bakerloo line, to Lambeth North underground station
Exactly what it says. It doesn't glorify war but more gives you a historical and objective look at a fact of our world. Bus ride away through South London without changing.
This is across the road from the apartment. It is a fantastic interactive museum....fascinating details of all wars and conflicts...particularly interesting on the First and Second World Wars.There's a lovely park too and a nice cafe inside the museum complex too.
Great museum! if you like tanks, rockets and planes!