Award-winning 'Britain at War' film
Film screenings, IWM London
Formerly Bethlem Royal Hospital – or Bedlam, as it was commonly known – the building became home to the Imperial War Museum in 1936.
Explore some of the most important weapons and vehicles from the twentieth century, including a Spitfire that saw action in the Battle of Britain.
A defining characteristic of combat on the Western Front, trench warfare is explored in detail in our First World War Galleries.
Two First World War aircraft are displayed at IWM London, including a BE2c - an early two-seat reconnaissance machine.
The Large Exhibits Gallery allows visitors to get up close to all types of military equipment, from field guns to tanks.
View key works from our significant twentieth century art collection, including John Singer Sargent’s 'Gassed', and see contemporary artists’ responses to conflict.
We are committed to ensuring IWM London is accessible to all visitors, regardless of disability, and hope the facilities we have introduced enhance your visit. These include:
All of our Front of House staff receive training in disability awareness. If you have any queries, or need any assistance, please ask. We will be more than happy to help you. If you have any feedback we would love to hear from you. You can leave comments at our Information Desk on your day of visit or email us: mail@iwm.org.uk.
Film screenings, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, Lectures & Conferences, Talks & Tours, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
Family events, IWM London
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Our fully licensed café is open from 10am – 5.30pm and serves a range of hot and cold food.