paid entry, about 6 quids !, I visited that museum last summer, I really appreciated the place, lot of things to see and things to learn about the guars history, not many peoples inside, quite place, but the most cool things are the shop museum and reception desk, the guys are just fantastic, they give you lot of advices and explanations, enjoyed it. I love military history

A fun little museum filled with great artifacts and history. Not entirely noticeable from the street this museum isn't regularly crowded and allows patrons to move at their own pace throughout the exhibits. The staff and friendly and can answer any questions you may have regarding the subject matter. Be aware there is a small fee die upon entry but with so much to offer, it is a fair price.

Was so looking forward to visiting this museum, but I have to say I was disappointed. Though I only paid for myself I would have PAID MORE. They need to get into this century and give customers head phones and be allowed to take photos. Found that odd! So much to read and if your eyes are not good you have had it! The museum looks tired, needs a revamp and maybe they need to section it off into regiment's where they can! I would say you need about 1hr45mins. The museum closes at 4, but the shop next Door was even more disappointing. It was 3:40 and the gentleman refused to let us in when it clearly states 4pm. So couldn't buy any souvenirs. I understand it's run by volunteers but even still. I think you need to take a walk up to Horse Guards Parade and see how they do it. Sorry!!

Not wheelchair accessible. Update: There was a claim if we had paid we could've been allowed access to a shuttered elevator to see the museum. However, without that elevator or someone on foot to go in for us we would not be able to access this place. If you can't at least get in without going down steps it is not considered accessible.

Took ma great grandchildren and ma pal. Twas a grand day,it was a day tae remember,along with the Guard Change brought back memories of the late 60s