What to See & Do - Aircraft Exhibitions at RAF Museum London

Grahame-White Factory & Watch Office

Displays the Museum's oldest aircraft. (Open 10am - 6pm daily*)

For up to 2 hours:

The oldest aircraft in the collection

With more time you could also see:

Vickers Vimy, SE5a, Bristol Monoplane

* N.B: above building will close for an hour each day between 12 noon & 2pm.

Milestones of Flight

For up to 2 hours:

Pioneers Terrace, Aviation History Timeline, The Royal Air Force Today

With more time you could also see:

3D Cinema, Eurofighter Simulator

Bomber Hall

For up to 2 hours:

Buccaneer, Halifax, Lancaster

With more time you could also see:

Vulcan, Liberator, Dambusters Film Show

Please note, the Museum's Wellington Bomber is currently at the Michael Beetham Conservation Centre undergoing refurbishment before returning to our London site.

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Historic Hangars

For up to 2 hours:

Whirling Rotors, Southampton, The RAF Overseas, Canberra

With more time you could also see:

Queen's Wessex Helicopter, Typhoon, "Touch & Try" Jet Provost

Aeronauts Interactive Centre

For up to 2 hours:

Lots of fun for all ages

With more time you could also see:

Spend some time experimenting

Battle of Britain Hall

Hosts the exhibition depicting the story of the worlds first decisive air battle. Our Finest Hour is the stunning audiovisual presentation of the Battle and is shown every hour on the hour. (Open 12pm - 6pm daily)

For up to 2 hours:

Spitfire & Hurricane, Our Finest Hour Show

With more time you could also see:

5 metre tall statue of Sir Keith Parke, 11 Group Ops Room, Walk-through the Sunderland.

Marine Craft Collection

Our London site is not just a home to a varied collection of aircraft, uniforms and medals. Marine Craft have been an integral part of the Royal Air Force's History. At our London site the following craft are on view to the public.