Nottingham Bomber Command Centre A Story of Discovery Education and Remembrance 2-5 Hour Visit
by International Bomber Command Centre
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The Nottingham International Bomber Command Centre offers a visit lasting between two and five hours focused on the story of Bomber Command during World War II, emphasizing discovery, education, and remembrance. The visit begins at the UK’s tallest metal war memorial, which stands 31.09 meters high and provides views over the City of Lincoln. The memorial honors nearly 58,000 individuals who died serving Bomber Command, with their names displayed and accessible through a Losses Database. Inside the centre, visitors can explore three interactive exhibition galleries that present the history from multiple perspectives, including first-hand stories from those involved, supported by an audio experience called the Orchestra of Voices. The grounds include two landscaped Peace Gardens designed for quiet reflection. Free guided tours of the memorial and gardens are available and led by experienced guides. The Hub Café on-site offers a selection of locally sourced food and drinks. All fees and taxes are included in the visit, but parking fees are not covered. The centre also features a Changing Places Facility to support visitors with additional needs.
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International Bomber Command Centre
The centre features the UK’s tallest metal war memorial, standing 31.09 meters high, with views over Lincoln. It displays the names of nearly 58,000 Bomber Command personnel who died in World War II, accessible via a Losses Database. Visitors can explore three exhibition galleries with interactive displays and an audio program called the Orchestra of Voices that shares first-hand accounts from all perspectives. The site includes two Peace Gardens for quiet reflection, free guided tours of the memorial and gardens, and the Hub Café offering locally sourced food and drinks.
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- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Nottingham Bomber Command Centre A Story of Discovery Education and Remembrance 2-5 Hour Visit
by International Bomber Command Centre
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£23Overview
The Nottingham International Bomber Command Centre offers a visit lasting between two and five hours focused on the story of Bomber Command during World War II, emphasizing discovery, education, and remembrance. The visit begins at the UK’s tallest metal war memorial, which stands 31.09 meters high and provides views over the City of Lincoln. The memorial honors nearly 58,000 individuals who died serving Bomber Command, with their names displayed and accessible through a Losses Database. Inside the centre, visitors can explore three interactive exhibition galleries that present the history from multiple perspectives, including first-hand stories from those involved, supported by an audio experience called the Orchestra of Voices. The grounds include two landscaped Peace Gardens designed for quiet reflection. Free guided tours of the memorial and gardens are available and led by experienced guides. The Hub Café on-site offers a selection of locally sourced food and drinks. All fees and taxes are included in the visit, but parking fees are not covered. The centre also features a Changing Places Facility to support visitors with additional needs.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
International Bomber Command Centre
The centre features the UK’s tallest metal war memorial, standing 31.09 meters high, with views over Lincoln. It displays the names of nearly 58,000 Bomber Command personnel who died in World War II, accessible via a Losses Database. Visitors can explore three exhibition galleries with interactive displays and an audio program called the Orchestra of Voices that shares first-hand accounts from all perspectives. The site includes two Peace Gardens for quiet reflection, free guided tours of the memorial and gardens, and the Hub Café offering locally sourced food and drinks.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.