Visually beautiful museum. The layout is in an easy to digest manner. A good day out for anyone who enjoys history. It’s was free entry at the time but I bought a programme as a donation. You can spend a few hours going through all the exhibits the museum has to offer.
Had a great school trip to IWM North as our class is studying World War One at the moment. The children had the opportunity to meet a couple of veterans and really enjoyed the Q&A session with them. The museum has some great exhibits and really captivated the children's imaginations. I would thoroug
Enjoyed the regular short movie displays on the various walls during the visit. Thought the Jewish display would’ve been more substantial but a touching display of family stories from the wars were very good. It’s a developing museum and can sense there’s more displays to come.
Educational, informative, sometimes a little sad reading the events and after effects of war. Bit dark to see and be able to read all of the information on display but perhaps this is the atmosphere they are going for? Free entry, parking a bit expensive, recommend a visit
It was build to tell such unbelievable stories of over a Century of Conflict, gives you a chill as well and also makes me grateful to those who sacrifice their all at all cost. My Son enjoyed the visit so much.
Staff are so helpful too, hats off to them all.
I highly recommend.
It’s a great museum, I think it does a really good job of communicating the impact that war has had on people’s lives. I had a workshop on the Holocaust and the lady who conducted it was really nice and knowledgeable on the topic.
Had a good day out with the Son.
Has a interesting and good selection of items ranging from ww1 to modern times and from all over the world not just England.
Having said that We found the fact that the parking starts a £5
for 4 Hrs and is only payable with credit/debit cards on site or on the intern
A good day out if you enjoy history, this place is packed to the rafters. I particularly enjoyed the section on the holocaust survivors, there were photos and stories of each and everyone, some sad and others celebrated their life.
Café on site, very basic menu but ok. Small shop too with a varied a
My experience here was educative and I learnt a lot. Getting here I believed we had to get tickets to enter but it came to my surprise that it was free admission and the only things you might pay for is your food cause they have a cafeteria and a guide which they sell . I learnt a lot about the Brit
An important museum for the region and well worth a visit. Nice and knowledgeable staff. Parked for 4 hours which was £5, it has a decent cafe and located next to media city which is worth a nose also.
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