National Army Museum - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

5 /5 Hasan Alhussain: The museum was massive and full of collections and thoughtful content. It is really well designed and you will get out with a new insight. There are some amusing videos and story telling. It is very unique. All age groups I believe will find it enjoyable. And it is free! I visited it during weekday afternoon and it was very quiet. There is a cafe and chairs to rest, if you are always tired like me! And the museum needs some time to explore especially if you care about reading the content. I was in a hurry so I couldn’t explore it all. It took me about 2 hours to cover the basement and ground floor. I will visit again to see the two other floors. Really appreciate the experience!

5 /5 Lauren S: We recently visited the National Army Museum in Chelsea, and it was an absolutely amazing experience from start to finish. The museum itself is spacious, bright, and beautifully laid out, making it a very comfortable place to explore — especially if you’re visiting with elderly family members or those with additional needs. I went with an elderly relative living with dementia, and the visit couldn’t have gone better. Everything was clear, accessible, and thoughtfully designed, with wide entrances, plenty of seating areas, and engaging displays that held attention without overwhelming. The use of bright colours and clear signage made it easy to navigate and enjoy at our own pace. The café was also lovely, serving great food and drinks in a relaxed setting. What really stood out, though, was the kindness and professionalism of the staff — every single person we spoke to was friendly, welcoming, and eager to help with anything we needed. It was truly a brilliant day out — both educational and enjoyable — and we left feeling uplifted and grateful for such an inclusive and well-run space. Highly recommended for visitors of all ages and abilities!

4 /5 Irene Eng: Will return for my genealogy research. Next to the Lister Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK and Royal Hospital Chelsea, in Chelsea, it is a free-entry museum that is a short walk from the Sloane Square tube station. Its a good place for people who are interested in military history - British Empire was the most extensive federation in world history, holding sway over 25% of the worlds population and the Earths total land area, as late as 1913. And yes, she is counting the wars with China, in the past. There are many great exhibits, from the Princess Lilibet to Polish general, from ancient wars to Berlin Wall to modern war, Ukraine v Russia.

5 /5 Lorne Inglis: In a strong field of military related museums in London, the NAM is a strong contender. It’s a fantastic museum to visit to learn about the history of the British Army on a grand scale, but also learn about the lives of individual soldiers and officers. Learning about the acts of individual bravery of ordinary men is a pleasure, and makes this place worth a visit.