O.K so a tank museum doesn't sound very interesting, but honestly this is a good one if you have a spare day at the end of the week. The best days to go are Thursdays and Fridays when there's a show involving mock battles with pyrotechnics and a range of armoured vehicles. The show starts at midday and goes on until about one. The best thing to do is turn up, watch the show, have lunch at the restaurant next door and then look around the museum in the afternoon. Although this is a tank museum the first display is solely based on WW1 as you walk into an army recruiting office before going through the battered streets of France and then onto a very realistic trench mock up. Background sound tracks add to the realism of the mock ups of both British and German trenches. After the trenches the tank display begins which predictably starts off with WW1 tanks, moving on to mechanisation in the twenties and W.W.II tanks, including an explanation of amphibious tanks. From this the display moves on to tanks used in Borneo, Korea and Vietnam as well as many Russian and modern British tanks, including the Challenger. Also included are a Challenger simulator and an audio visual display. Lastly don't miss out the balcony towards the end, which features a range of swords, guns and antitank weapons.