Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the museum

This lesser known, but rather significant airfield has a fascinating history, displayed over several rooms of the Heritage Centre.

From it’s involvement in WWI where the largest of the RAF’s bombers, the four engined Handley Page V/1500, graced the field; through to it’s involvement in the development of the Hawker Siddeley Kestrel, the story of RAF Bircham Newton and it’s satellite stations is well told. The room dedicated to WWII and Costal Command is of particular note.

For more information regarding open days and stories about the former RAF Station please visit our Facebook page, simply search RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre or click the link below.

Facilities:

Free Parking, Disabled access & toilets. No cafe on site

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

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The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

93rd Bomb Group Memorial Museum

Admission Charges: Donations to the museum

Based on the site of the former Hardwick airfield this small but interesting museum comprises of several Nissen Huts housing a wide range of artefacts from recovered wreckage through to uniforms and documents associated to the 93rd and 489th Bomb Groups.

Additional displays are often put on during open days and if you’re luck there may even be a flypast, keep an eye on the facebook page for the latest updates (link at bottom of page)

A further brick Mess Hall offers visitors a chance to reflect on their surroundings whilst sampling a selection of hot and cold refreshments.

The site has plenty of parking and is wheelchair accessible, however it should be noted that all building are set within grassed areas with no paved access, therefore in times of inclement weather access may become restricted.

For more details see the website below or follow the 93rd’s facebook page

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Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

Bentwaters Cold War Museum

Admission charges: Adult £7.50, Child Free (14 & under), Disabled Carers Free (+1), Concessions/Military Personnel £6

Restoration Hangar Tours Available: Details on BCWM website (link below)

The museum is based in the former USAF hardened command post, the only such type of museum regularly open to the public in Europe. With several rooms restored to original condition the museum captures the atmophere of it’s past, other rooms and buildings have been converted to display exhibits that span the life of the airfield from its opening in WWII until closure in 1993.

Further rooms focus on near by installations, including RAF Woodbridge, known as Bentwaters ‘Twin Station’, Orfordness and Sheperds Grove with displays and memorabilia from the various units staioned there, in particular the 81st Fighter Wing

A retro feel American Diner is available for some classic US refreshments during your visit

Disabled Access - disabled access is difficult but not impossible. A couple of rooms are inaccessable with a wheelchair but can be viewed via the doorway. There are no disabled toilets on site as wheelchairs do not fit through the original toilet doorway structures. Please contact BCWM in advanced to disscuss your situation and help the team provide you with the best possible experience during your visit. (link below)

Bentwaters Aviation Society

Bentwaters Aviation Society non public access meetings on a monthly basis, they have a variety of interesting speakers and presenters. For further details and application information go to https://bentwaters-as.org.uk/

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the museum

This lesser known, but rather significant airfield has a fascinating history, displayed over several rooms of the Heritage Centre.

From it’s involvement in WWI where the largest of the RAF’s bombers, the four engined Handley Page V/1500, graced the field; through to it’s involvement in the development of the Hawker Siddeley Kestrel, the story of RAF Bircham Newton and it’s satellite stations is well told. The room dedicated to WWII and Costal Command is of particular note.

For more information regarding open days and stories about the former RAF Station please visit our Facebook page, simply search RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre or click the link below.

Facilities:

Free Parking, Disabled access & toilets. No cafe on site

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

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The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

2026 marks a very special milestone — the 20th anniversary of the departure of the last Jaguar squadrons and the closure of RAF Coltishall as an active Royal Air Force station.

To commemorate this occasion, we’re planning a special event on Sunday, 28th June 2026, celebrating Coltishall’s proud history from 1940 to 2026.

It promises to be an exciting day for all ages, with activities, displays, and stories honouring the people, aircraft, and legacy that made RAF Coltishall so remarkable.

This is an early notice to save the date, and more details will follow in due course — so stay tuned!

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

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The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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A great opportunity to get up close to classic cars, motorcycles and military vehicles all displayed amongst the backdrop of our extensive aircraft collection.

Enjoy live music and entertainment provided on both days for the children, and the opportunity to look, and in some cases, get inside the cockpit of classic aircraft at the museum.

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre

Admission charges: Adult £2.50, Child (under 16) Free

The RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre tells the history and stories of North Norfolk's only USAF atomic base

It was once the largest and most strategically important American airbase and home to 10,000 personnel.
For over a decade it was the atomic deterrent against the Soviet Union.

After Sculthorpe was converted to a VHB base during the years of 1944 to 1946, a special and unique feature was added under a shroud of secrecy...……...Atomic loading pits. These pits and infrastructure are the first known Atomic sites for USAF in the UK and follow on from the same design as the ones constructed on the Tinian Isle in which B-29s, Enola gay and Bockscar ended the 2nd world war.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
Very little is known about the early years of the American Atomic deterrent in the UK, However the RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre have researched a large amount of information about these secretive times. Their archive is available via email request.

The Heritage Centre has informative displays and artifacts from other important events at RAF Sculthorpe, most notably Operation Jiu Jitsu - daring Anglo American overflights of Soviet long range bomber bases early in the Cold War, and the involvement of RAF Sculthorpe’s USAF personnel in Britains worst natural disaster, the 1953 tidal floods, that saw the 47th Bombardment Wing awarded a silver pheasant from the people of Norfolk. It also has the UKs only wreckage of a B29 on display in addition to the remains of a Douglas DB-66 Destroyer.

Housed in the old Chapel building the Heritage Centre is accessible to all, with light refreshments and snacks available at the AYA Cafe. Dogs are welcome, but please clean up after your pooch.

Private Hire:

The RSHC is a very usable space inside and out with ample parking.
We love welcoming car groups, organizations and schools.
We could also hold your birthday party's!
We have a stage with projection equipment, PA system and can seat 70 people.

All in the unique surroundings of the Heritage Centre.

Please contact us about hosting your event.
 rshc1955@gmail.com
07766715548

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

Bentwaters Cold War Museum

Admission charges: Adult £7.50, Child Free (14 & under), Disabled Carers Free (+1), Concessions/Military Personnel £6

Restoration Hangar Tours Available: Details on BCWM website (link below)

The museum is based in the former USAF hardened command post, the only such type of museum regularly open to the public in Europe. With several rooms restored to original condition the museum captures the atmophere of it’s past, other rooms and buildings have been converted to display exhibits that span the life of the airfield from its opening in WWII until closure in 1993.

Further rooms focus on near by installations, including RAF Woodbridge, known as Bentwaters ‘Twin Station’, Orfordness and Sheperds Grove with displays and memorabilia from the various units staioned there, in particular the 81st Fighter Wing

A retro feel American Diner is available for some classic US refreshments during your visit

Disabled Access - disabled access is difficult but not impossible. A couple of rooms are inaccessable with a wheelchair but can be viewed via the doorway. There are no disabled toilets on site as wheelchairs do not fit through the original toilet doorway structures. Please contact BCWM in advanced to disscuss your situation and help the team provide you with the best possible experience during your visit. (link below)

Bentwaters Aviation Society

Bentwaters Aviation Society non public access meetings on a monthly basis, they have a variety of interesting speakers and presenters. For further details and application information go to https://bentwaters-as.org.uk/

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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A great opportunity to get up close to classic cars, motorcycles and military vehicles all displayed amongst the backdrop of our extensive aircraft collection.

Enjoy live music and entertainment provided on both days for the children, and the opportunity to look, and in some cases, get inside the cockpit of classic aircraft at the museum.

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

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The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

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The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the museum

This lesser known, but rather significant airfield has a fascinating history, displayed over several rooms of the Heritage Centre.

From it’s involvement in WWI where the largest of the RAF’s bombers, the four engined Handley Page V/1500, graced the field; through to it’s involvement in the development of the Hawker Siddeley Kestrel, the story of RAF Bircham Newton and it’s satellite stations is well told. The room dedicated to WWII and Costal Command is of particular note.

For more information regarding open days and stories about the former RAF Station please visit our Facebook page, simply search RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre or click the link below.

Facilities:

Free Parking, Disabled access & toilets. No cafe on site

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

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The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

93rd Bomb Group Memorial Museum

Admission Charges: Donations to the museum

Based on the site of the former Hardwick airfield this small but interesting museum comprises of several Nissen Huts housing a wide range of artefacts from recovered wreckage through to uniforms and documents associated to the 93rd and 489th Bomb Groups.

Additional displays are often put on during open days and if you’re luck there may even be a flypast, keep an eye on the facebook page for the latest updates (link at bottom of page)

A further brick Mess Hall offers visitors a chance to reflect on their surroundings whilst sampling a selection of hot and cold refreshments.

The site has plenty of parking and is wheelchair accessible, however it should be noted that all building are set within grassed areas with no paved access, therefore in times of inclement weather access may become restricted.

For more details see the website below or follow the 93rd’s facebook page

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Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

Bentwaters Cold War Museum

Admission charges: Adult £7.50, Child Free (14 & under), Disabled Carers Free (+1), Concessions/Military Personnel £6

Restoration Hangar Tours Available: Details on BCWM website (link below)

The museum is based in the former USAF hardened command post, the only such type of museum regularly open to the public in Europe. With several rooms restored to original condition the museum captures the atmophere of it’s past, other rooms and buildings have been converted to display exhibits that span the life of the airfield from its opening in WWII until closure in 1993.

Further rooms focus on near by installations, including RAF Woodbridge, known as Bentwaters ‘Twin Station’, Orfordness and Sheperds Grove with displays and memorabilia from the various units staioned there, in particular the 81st Fighter Wing

A retro feel American Diner is available for some classic US refreshments during your visit

Disabled Access - disabled access is difficult but not impossible. A couple of rooms are inaccessable with a wheelchair but can be viewed via the doorway. There are no disabled toilets on site as wheelchairs do not fit through the original toilet doorway structures. Please contact BCWM in advanced to disscuss your situation and help the team provide you with the best possible experience during your visit. (link below)

Bentwaters Aviation Society

Bentwaters Aviation Society non public access meetings on a monthly basis, they have a variety of interesting speakers and presenters. For further details and application information go to https://bentwaters-as.org.uk/

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Langham Dome

Admission charges: Adults £7, Children £2.50 (5-16), Family £17 (2xAdult/3xChildren), Grandparents Deal £29.90 (4xAdults in one family/3xChildren), Defence discount/Blue light £6. Friends of Langham Dome - Free

Group visits please contact for negotiated pricing manager@langhamdome.org

Built in 1942-43 on the edge of RAF Langham, this intriguing building utilised innovative technology to train anti-aircraft gunners. This lovingly restored military museum was one of the first examples of virtual technology.

Long before digital virtual reality was invented, moving images projected onto the inside of the Dome taught brave trainees how to shoot down enemy aircraft successfully. More than seventy years after the end of World War 2, a visit to the Dome offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and experience what life was like for those who served at RAF Langham.

Langham Dome, a Scheduled Ancient Monument, is one of only a handful of anti-aircraft gunnery domes left in the UK.  The museum’s mission is to reveal the significance of the Dome and RAF Langham in the defence of Britain during and after World War II, and to remember the sacrifices made by service personnel.

Memorial gardens with mounted replica Spitfire

On site light refreshments - Coffee machine, cold drinks & snacks.

Disabled access and toilets

Norfolk And Suffolk Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £10, Children £5 (5-17), under 5s FREE. Family Rate £20

Membership available via website

All of our hangars and display buildings are on one level so do not present an entry problem

 - we have some wheelchairs available to borrow if you do not want to bring your own

 - car parking spaces are indicated and disabled bays are close to the Shop and hangars

 - the three main hangars, including the NAAFI, are under cover and interlink. The Shop is next door and several display rooms featuring local aviation can be reached this way

 - the NAAFI has only light refreshments for sale, such as cakes, scones, crisps, hot/cold drinks. The Dove around a mile away on the B1062 and A143 junction can provide hot meals - check opening days/times.

 - toilets (one disabled) are next to the first hangar and NAAFI.

 - the buildings for RAF Bomber Command, RAF Coastal Command & Air-Sea Rescue, Royal Observer Corps, and 446th Bomb Group USAAF, are within a short walk

 - the Adair Walk, a raised boardwalk to the river, is to the rear of the site and stretches some 350 yards (320m)

 - dogs are permitted on our site and in all buildings except the Shop (and rooms beyond) but must be on a lead at ALL times, and any fouling MUST be removed

  - we have a large collection so expect to spend a couple of hours at least looking around, and you may need to make a return trip to see it all. Our collection is growing daily so you will find something new on every occasion - there are some "hands-on" activities in the hangars for children, and a small sit-in fun aircraft and boat outdoors. When members are present in the Link Trainer Room it might be possible to have a "flight" in a WWII simulator for a donation

RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the Heritage Centre

Initiated by an enthusiastic group of ex-station personnel and volunteers in June 2021, the RAF Coltishall Heritage Centre highlights the incredible 66 year history of a much loved and respected flying station.

With activities and exhibits for all ages, the displays take visitors on a journey through the station’s role in the Battle of Britain, its association with the Spitfire, Fighter Command and Douglas Bader, up to finding its place in modern warfare, becoming home to the Lightning and Jaguar aircraft of the Cold and Gulf War eras

Set within the walls of the original station guardroom, visitors will find a unique collection of images, models and interactive displays

See the story of aerial photography, including a unique Tactical Reconnaissance display, sit in a coin operated helicopter or a real ejector seat!

Experience the history and rich heritage of one of Norfolk's most important air force stations!

Group visits available throughout the by prior arrangement via website contact page.

The Heritage Centre is fully accessible and has facilities for disabled visitors

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre

Admission: Donations to the museum

This lesser known, but rather significant airfield has a fascinating history, displayed over several rooms of the Heritage Centre.

From it’s involvement in WWI where the largest of the RAF’s bombers, the four engined Handley Page V/1500, graced the field; through to it’s involvement in the development of the Hawker Siddeley Kestrel, the story of RAF Bircham Newton and it’s satellite stations is well told. The room dedicated to WWII and Costal Command is of particular note.

For more information regarding open days and stories about the former RAF Station please visit our Facebook page, simply search RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre or click the link below.

Facilities:

Free Parking, Disabled access & toilets. No cafe on site

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.

City Of Norwich Aviation Museum

Admission Charges: Adults £9, Child £5, Under 8s FREE, Family £25. Concessions £7 (Disabled + FREE Carer, 65+, Blue light/MOD & Local Partner Organisations). Annual Passes - Individual £18 Family £40

LAST ENTRY 1 HOUR BEFORE CLOSING

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum has been the home of Norfolk’s Aviation Heritage for over forty years. With an outdoor space housing nearly 30 aircraft, cockpit sections and exhibits; there’s always something new you’ll discover at Norfolk’s largest aviation museum!

Indoors, explore the museums varied collection of smaller displays including it’s Royal Air Force 100 Group Room and United States Army 8th Air Force Collection and why not relax and enjoy a freshly brewed coffee in the modern, air-conditioned tea room before embarking on a guided tour in one or more of the aircraft maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers.

The Avro Vulcan Bomber, Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, & Avro RJ85 access are subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions. Please note that aircraft tours are subject to a small additional charge that is used to assist with the restoration and upkeep of those aircraft.

RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

Admission Charges: Adult £14, Over 65s £12, Students £6, Family £32, Under 6s FREE, Disabled Person + Carer £20 Blue light/Forces £12. Friends/Members of the Museum FREE, Friends/Members of Bawdsey Museum FREE

The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum has the country’s only orginal intact Cold War Operations Room, a vital piece of the RAF’s post WWII Command and Control Systems.

This award winning museum has 18 exhibition rooms housed entirely within period buildings, including the original WWII radar operations room, making this a must see attraction for both historians and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Regular talks by the team of superb volunteers are announced via the tannoy system thoughout the day, begining at 10:45am and there’s a well stocked cafe to ensure you’re well provisioned during your visit. This is not a museum you’ll want to go round quickly!!

Given the nature of and originality of the buildings, some are not always wheelchair suitable or for those that struggle with stairs. Please see the accessibility page on their website (linked below).

Royal Air Force Marham Heritage Centre

Admission Charges: Donations to the Heritage Centre

LATEST ENTRY 15:00

The Centre has an extensive collection of displays relating to RAF Marham and the RAF. The displays present the RAF Marham story in pictures, words and objects. There is also a research facility for members of the public interested in the history of RAF Marham or the RAF in general, if you require assistance with research please contact the curator in the forst instance via their website (link at the bottom of page).

The Heritage Centre has a 1943 Berlin Blitz virtual reality experience which was developed by the BBC and the Studio Immersive VR Education (PG13).

Parking for the Centre utilises the back of the families shopping complex.

There is no cafe, but a welcoming cuppa tea or coffee is always on offer, and on certain days there is a ‘Butty Call’ for veterans who can claim a free sausage/bacon or egg butty with their brew.

The Heritage Centre has a gift shop stocked with the usual patches, books etc as you would expect and a small, but poignant memorial garden, built from the reclaimed bricks of the demolished hanger 3.