Not only providing excellent views across the channel, the site has a modern cafe and souvenir centre. The most exciting and highly recommended part is the interactive experience. Well made for all the family to enjoy, its a great opportunity to involve everyone ob the wartime experience of the Battle of Britain. There are interactive maps and displays including a Hurricane flight simulator. Lots of parking.

This tribute to The Few is simple yet striking. A lone airman sits looking out over the Channel, waiting and watching. There is a wall of recognition to ALL those pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain. Seeing the names together shows just how Few they were. It is right that they are all remembered. There is also a replica Spitfire, Hurricane and Stuka. Don't miss BOB the dog. Lots of information around. The visitor centre was very interesting. There was a very reasonably priced shop, which was well stocked and cafe, which had a good range of reasonably priced items. The staff were very friendly and extremely welcoming. There is no charge for the memorial. You have to pay for parking, which was very reasonably priced and the entry to the Scramble exhibit. I didn't vist the Scramble but will on a future visit. Lest We Forget.

Great time had here. Walked the ground looking at the various tributes and memorials here, all set with a lovely coastal view. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Nice cafe in the Wing main building with a nice outdoor terrace.

We visited on 21/06/24;on a vip experience. We were shown round by Sam who is treausurer of the memorial trust .She has a wealth of knowledge about the site and the battle itself. My wife and I had a thoroughly enjoyable experience and the day was topped off with a lovely cream tea in the cockpit cafe overlooking the English Channel. Anyone who has an interest in the battle of Britain and how the few helped the allies win the war a visit is highly recommended especially if you're fortunate enough to have Sam as your guide..Five stars

Just a short stop on our ramble between Folkestone and Dover via Capel-le-Ferne. Attractive exterior with amazing views along the coast, as well as interesting artifacts. Similarly inside, with free admission, friendly staff and a reasonably-priced.

Beautiful little place to visit, very moving memorial, beautifully maintained, and well explained. Views across the Channel to France on a clear day. Nice little cafe with balcony views.

We dropped in at the Battle of Britain Memorial during our stay in Kent. The Site for the Memorial was chosen well as Visitors can enjoy lovely views across the Channel. The Architecture of the Visitor Centre and Cafe is quite stylish and pleasing to the eye. Wandering around the Site we were impressed with the Memorial Wall, the Memorial of a Pilot and the Models of Aeroplanes used during World War II. All in all the Battle of Britain Memorial is a fitting tribute to the Aircrews who fought so gallantly in World War II.

Absolutely fantastic we had a guided tour with The very knowledgeable, informative and friendly Sam who showed us around the whole memorial including the scramble experience which was fantastic lots of videos and screens and information and insights into what it was like during that period of history. I've Always been interested in this and it's my first visit to the memorial building my first visit was not long after the site opened and before the building existed. I would definitely recommend the experience which also includes a delicious cream tea which is not to be missed. Thanks to all the lovely staff for a truly splendid few hours there.

Thoroughly enjoyed our day here. Informative, interesting, well-laid out, suitable for all ages, great café, fabulous gift shop. (Visit slightly spoilt by one of the other visitors. A man – dressed like a woman – who behaved in a very peculiar and intimidating way in the ladies’ toilets. Sir – a real woman would not cover her face in cream in public. Absolutely no fault of the organisers though and can recommend a visit.)

This was our third visit but this time we didn't go to the scramble. We had a lovely cheese and onion toastie with a mug of Yorkshire tea at the outside space of the cockpit cafe. We also bought some really nice gifts which were not overpriced and our battle of Britain calendar for 2025. Will be back next season.