A very robust collection! The World War I exhibit is excellent, interactive, and beautifully done. Very engaging. Very surprised that the WWII exhibits were not more in depth, it was really just assorted vehicles and large artifacts but no story or connected presentation.

Hadn't been since I was a child, gone are the items with a label on them... Well obviously the items and labels are still there, but in-between are dedicated areas to things like WW1 explaining how it started, what was happening though out. Fantastic one of the best museums I've been to and we go to a few.

Very nice museum, you could easy spend all day just looking at the first tow floors (lots yo read and listen too). Went with my two kids (5 and 11 yo) and they loved it. Admissions is free but you need to buy tickets in advance.

I came here with some friends, visiting for the first time in years. The museum is very well laid out with excellent information accompanying the displays, which vary from tanks and airplanes, to letters and medals, all, of course, connected to various wars and conflicts where Britain was involved. There is too much to see in just one day, so we limited ourselves this time to the rooms dedicated to the two world wars. They have a nice café on the premises, although the prices where a bit higher than the usual chains of coffee shops in London, but as the entrance to the museum is free, one should not complain.

My husband really enjoyed our visit here and so did I. Lots of information and great interactive features throughout. I was so pleased to see a Sopwith Camel as I am an avid Snoopy and he flies one when he is the WW1 flying ace!! I would definitely recommend it.