Took our son here as he was in the middle of a school project on the second world war. Worth a visit for something to bolster everyones knowledge, not just of the wars in the last century but preceeding this More

Impressive collection. Much larger than I thought it would be. It takes over 3 hours to see everything. The Holocaust exposition was nicely set and even comprised a miniature of Auschwitz camp. The admission to the museum was free on the occasion. More

One of the best museums I've seen. LOADS of WWI and WWII artifacts, great layout. I could spend DAYS in here! Museum is free but I encourage you to donate! More

I would of loved to have spent a lazy sunday here just reading everything , its brilliant , couldnt get the smell of the trench off me for days :) More

Was really great and was free.. The holocaust exhibit was very raw... More

A bit out of the way I suppose, but definitely worth a stop. It's free, and they have lockers for a 1 pound deposit. The weaponry is very cool to see, and make sure to see the Holocaust exhibits. More

the WWI trench experience is must. A perfect to introduce the concept of these horrible wars. Great for adults and children. More

I visited on monday 21st May and felt a little disappointed. I went to look at works by war artists in the forties, it having been reccomended to me. The works I did see were excellent but I couldnt help feeling a bit cheated at how little was on display. My other half was interested in the Eastern Front from... More

One of the best things about England are its museums. They are basically touristic war crimes! You can find articles from anywhere and everywhere. The eagle that stood on top of the Reichstag? check. Planes from WWI? Check. Uniforms from just about every nation in the world? check. Holocaust exhibit? Big check! More