Was in London for the day and we passed to pay our respects to the deserving air crews. Nearby to Green Park tube ideal for visitng

This is a fantastic memorial, long overdue and well worth a visit. Staying at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in Kensington, we walked through Hyde Park to the Memorial and were lucky enough to see the Household Cavalry training in full dress.

Wonderful statue of a World War II bomber crew. Outstanding work and accuracy created this touching tribute. Located in Green Park and easy to reach via underground. The top of the memorial is open in order see the sky. Worth a visit.

I did not know of this memorial when my wife and I were walking from Hyde Park to Buckingham Palace and we were literally blow away by this beautiful monument. Being the son of a RCAF officer, who spent 3 years in England during the war in Bomber Command at Linton, this memorial touched me deeply. The characters portrayed are... More

Very impressive memorial to Bomber Command well worth the visit with a chance to remember those who gave their lives all those years ago.

RAF Bomber Command lost over 55,000 in WWII. This memorial is dedicated to them. Most of these flight crews were teenagers. Impressive sculpture depicts a flight crew. Take time to read the small tributes left by family members.

My father was in Bomber Command in WWII and was shot down over Germany in December 1944. Both of his pilots were KIA. We came as a group from Australia to pay our respects to his many comrades who did not make it home. This visit was very special to us. After this outing we spent Anzac Day at his... More

That there should be a memorial to the brave men of bomber command is unquestioned. That this small group of statues is listed as the 2nd best attraction in London, is, well, daft. Worth a visit (which will last less than 5 minutes) if you are in the area. If you want to learn about the history of the Royal... More

Beautifully crafted and made, sayes it all, a fine memorial to the brave. Should be seen by everyone.