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Royal Air Force Museum (London)Newest Review: ... coach park. The Museums collections represent a record of technological and historical change. Museum houses a world-class collection of aircraft ,memorabilia and various vehicles & engines used by the RAF during its history. I still remeber some of them - Eurofighter Typhoon, the old Hanriot or de Havilland Mosquito. Additionally museum houses the Battle of Britain collection ,World ... more |
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by - written on 05/09/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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I have recently visited Royal Airforce Museum with my dauhter and son and it was a great day out. I think it is a must visit when visiting London as it is only 6 miles away from centrum. Getting in is very easy as the Museum is clearly signposted. Nearest train / underground stations are :Mill Hill Broadway ( rail station is 15 minute walk away ) and Colindale Underground on the Edgware branch of the Northern Line. To travel to the museum by car , follow the tourist signs from M25, M1 (Junction 4 Southbound), A41, A5 and North Circular (A406) roads. The Museum has a large free and well marked car and coach park. The Museums collections represent a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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THE ROYAL AIRFORCE MUSEUM LONDON. The whole experience of this day was absolutely memorable, for myself and my partner. Travelling up to London, we decided to let the train take the strain, and arriving at the train station, we had just a five minute walk to this Museum, at Hendon. Once entering the gates to this fantastic Museum, i noticed that in the grounds of this Museum were loads of picnic bences and seats so that you can sit there and have a picnic lunch, and enjoy looking at the two planes that were exhibited in the grounds, the Spitfire, my all time favourite, and the Hurrican, in excellent condition. Well where ... Read the complete review
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