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National Army Museum
Museum and History Museum
Chelsea, London
"interactive displays"(3 Tips)
"The children's soft play area is a surprise bonus."(3 Tips)
"2,500 edged weapons"(3 Tips)
"minimum of two hours to go through all of the exhibitions."(4 Tips)
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ChrissyMay 8, 2013£2.50 an hour for the kiddies to let off steam in soft play (babies free). But worth booking ahead on website after school and weekends to guarantee a place.
dyvroethMay 15, 2018Modern building with good facilities makes perfect place for the permanent exhibits & the temporary, specialist exhibitions. Special Forces in March 2018 was particularly engaging & informative.
Great new museum. Now reopened after a three year closure and a multi-million pound refurb. Loads to see and do for the whole family.- BSeptember 27, 2018Great collections of everything war-related. It may take up a minimum of two hours to go through all of the exhibitions.
- Newly renovated with five thematic interactive galleries. Loads to see and do for the whole family.
- Time Out LondonFebruary 23, 2012This museum dedicated to the history of the British Army kicks off with 'Redcoats', a gallery that starts at Agincourt in 1415 and ends with the American War of Independence. Read more
Andrew PalmerMarch 21, 2014You WILL get lost, it's a bit of a maze. But there's somecool stuff, especially in the Napoleonic/19th century area, which was very quiet when I was there.- Mr SNovember 15, 2021Really great museum - lots of interactive displays and a soft play area for toddlers
Guy CorbetJuly 13, 2012Extremely engaging, for young and old. Spend some time in the WWI trench. Grubby and chilling
HISTORY UKFebruary 15, 2011Amongst the uniforms, weapons and paintings on display is a huge model of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, based on meticulous research by Capt Siborne who made and painted all the soldiers himself!
BritannicaAugust 3, 2011Established in 1960 at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, it has occupied purpose-built premises since 1971 on Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London- Time Out LondonMarch 27, 2012Predictably, weapons feature prominently in here: the 2,500 edged weapons, 200 pole arms and 1,850 firearms should keep bloodthirsty teenagers interested. Read more
- Special Forces exhibition now open. Runs 17 March - 18 November 2018.
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