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Please note that IWM London will be closing to the general public at 17:00 on Thursday 23 May for a private event. Entry to the museum is free, you don’t need to book. Imperial War Museums is the world’s leading museum of war and conflict. Founded while the First World War was still raging, it ...
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While the Imperial War Museum is open to all, there are certain groups of visitors to London who would benefit the most. 1. any and all with an interest in wartime experiences, maneuvers, weapons, or tactics used 2. families with late elementary-aged children and up – there are lots of interactive exhibits with touchscreens and some big, impressive...
From the moment you arrive on the steps of the museum, you’ll get that “larger than life” feeling and sense of wonder, similar to seeing the whale in the atrium at the Natural History Museum or some of the grand halls at the National Gallery. The front of the museum has two naval guns that were both used in the Second World War and the copper dome ...
There are museum “cafes” where you can grab a drink and that’s about it, and then there are museum CAFES. Imperial War Museum has the latter, a full blown cafe that is serving actual meals and plenty of drink options with lots of tables and even a terrace for the warmer weather months. We stopped by to have a brownie and a pizza, and both were exce...
If you’re a British history buff, the Imperial War Museum is one of the best for souvenirs in London. There is everything from sweaters featuring Santa on a spitfire to mugs, socks, wallets, and more with British symbols and famous wartime slogans on them. It’s also a great shop for kids to pick something out with quite a few toy options.
If the Imperial War Museum seems up your alley, it’s important to figure out the practical parts of your visit because this museum is in a bit of an out-of-the-way location for many tourists and you don’t want to show up on a day they are closed.
The Imperial War Museum London was founded in 1917 to show the impact war had on Britain and to show the progress in war-related technology the humanity has created. It tells the stories of people’s experiences of modern war and conflict. The museum has both temporary and permanent exhibitions.
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