Spitfire & Hurricane Memorial Museum

Great little place that holds a lot of history. There's two well-filled rooms large enough to house a Spitfire in one and a Hurricane in the other. Loads of extra militaria and information dotted around as well and lots of model aircraft and pictures & images to help show moments of the war. Would highly recommend - it's free to get in, but a donation always helps.

Had a great couple on hours looking and reading some very interesting exhibits.Well worth a visit and even better it was free..

A RAF Fan's brilliant place to visit, great history about the second world war and battle of Britain, also regarding the important role Manston airport played in saving England in the war effort. Great place also with a fabulous restaurant/cafe.

We didn't stop here long, a mere 20mins in the way back home from a long weekend stay nearby. However this free museum was loaded with knowledge and the planes were clearly very cared for and looked great.

A fascinating slice of history that's well worth a visit. Great collection of exhibits and information that bring them to life. Staffed by friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable people. Recommended for aviation and history enthusiasts.

Lovely historical exhibition. Very nice and didn't cost a penny. Couldn't ask for much more and the staff where friendly.

Great museum free to enter and run by volunteers, so donations are much appreciated. Museum is small in size but big on interest. Lots of exhibits to see and 2 pre bookable simulators to test your flight skills. Great little cafe with both indoor and outdoor seating. Make sure you visit the memorial garden for a quiet, reflective moment very poignant. A nice visit and worth seeing 👍

An amazing little Museum... well worth the stop on a brake i had to take. Staff was very helpful and friendly.... 💯 recommend

Great museum, just the right size. plenty to see, run by volunteers. free entry, free parking, very nice cafe attached. A must do for all history/battle of britain buffs.

Free admission Free coach and car parking Cafeteria Open throughout the year The Memorial Museum Building is situated on one of the very few surviving airfields which participated in the Battle of Britain. 2 Second World War aircraft are maintained here - the Spitfire TB752 & the Hurricane LF751. Along with other memorabilia from the history of the Second World War it makes an interesting visit for the family. There is also a gift shop and cafe with indoor and outdoor seating areas. This museum is free admission but as it is a registered charity, donations are always welcome. Please contact the museum direct for coach and school parties.