National Army Museum
Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London, United Kingdom
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- +44 20 7730 0717
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Opening hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
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- Saturday
- Sunday
Admission
- All
- Free
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- Saatchi Gallery
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National Army Museum
Discover the impact the British Army has had on the story of Britain, Europe and the world, and see how the actions of a few can affect the futures of many.
The Museum gives voice to the diverse stories and histories of the British Army and its impact on communities at home and across the globe.
The National Army Museum’s study collection is a world-class resource that tells the fascinating story of the British Army and its role in shaping the world we live in today.
Entry to the Museum is free. Kids' Zone is ticketed and tickets cost £2.50 per child, per one-hour session for children over six months. Free for children under six months and accompanying adults.
Exhibitions and events
Conflicts of Interest at the National Army Museum
Permanent exhibitionThis major new gallery examines over four decades of action on the World stage by the modern British Army. Looking beyond the media headlines, it explores the conflicting interests of enforcing peace...
Britain's Greatest Generals
Permanent exhibitionExploring over 400 years of Britain's battles, from Culloden to Rorke’s Drift, this exhibition examines the key facts, impact and legacies of the 20 top British battles chosen by our curators. It...
The World's Army – Empire, Commonwealth and Dominion Soldiers
Permanent exhibitionExplore the lives of people from around the world involved in the First and Second World Wars and the great advance made in technologies of warfare in our family interactive zone
The Making of Britain Display
Permanent exhibitionFrom foreign invasion to contests for the crown, from civil war at home to rebellion in the Colonies, this gallery investigates the Army's role in creating and defending the nation state of Great...
Conflicts of Interest
Permanent exhibitionThis major new gallery examines over four decades of action on the world stage by the modern British Army. Looking beyond the media headlines, it explores the conflicting interests of enforcing peace...
Educational programs
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