You can sit inside a Spitfire my Father and son really enjoyed this ,it's £10 but well worth it

Good morning, the Royal Air Force Museum will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. We will be open between 27 and 31 December, closing again on New Year's Day. Kind regards, RAFM.

not sure, maybe a small one

No I traveled from the North no where near

Good Afternoon, the Museum is not in the Congestion Charge Zone. The best junction to come off the M1 is Junction 4. If you are using SAT Nav to reach the Museum please use the postcode NW9 5QW, which is for the small industrial estate next to us. Our official postcode is incorrectly indexed on a couple of systems. Kind regards, RAFM.

Good Morning, The Museum is situated at Colindale Underground on the Edgware branch of the Northern Line. Please alight at Colindale, not Hendon Central. Colindale is in Zone 4. If you are not familiar with the London Underground, you can pick up a map free of charge from any Underground station or download one here. For useful ticketing information and service updates, visit the Transport for London website. To travel to the Museum, get on the Northern Line (the black line on the maps) travelling North. The Northern Line runs through King's Cross Station so this can be a useful place to pick it up. The two branches of the Northern Line merge at Camden Town. You need to be on a train travelling to EDGWARE (known as the Edgware Branch). If you are on the other line (the High Barnet Branch), then change at Camden Town onto an Edgware train. Trains heading to Mill Hill East are on the High Barnet Branch. All the electronic displays will show which destination the train is heading for: Edgware, High Barnet or Mill Hill East. Stay on the Northern Line and alight at Colindale station. Do not alight at Hendon Central - this is the station before Colindale. The journey should take around half an hour from King's Cross. There is only one exit from Colindale station. Turn left out of the station and walk straight along the road for about 10 minutes. If travelling by overground Mill Hill Broadway is the nearest rail station and is a 20 minute walk away. The station is on the Luton/King's Cross/Thameslink line. Trains are operated by: • Thameslink • Thameslink operates trains between London, Brighton, Bedford, Peterborough, Cambridge and King's Lynn. Please note: you are able to take the 303 bus from Mill Hill Broadway to the Museum from Boarding Stop B. The approximate journey time for this travel is 7 minutes. Please ensure that you are taking the 303 bus to Kingsbury Circle. Kind regards, RAFM.

Tbh the nearest airport is Luton and is a 30min drive straight down the M1, leave at the Edgware junction and travel down the A41 (Museum is signposted) In term of accommodation not many hotels nearby but quite a few in Watford or Borehamwood which is about 15-20mins away. Personally I would say that IMW Duxford is a much better Aircraft Museum in terms of sheer number of exhibits and the fact that is an active airfield with classic aircraft flying most days.. fly into Stanstead and stay at a number of local hotels nearb...

Didn't do any paid attractions. Friend thought flight simulator was not worth money. Agree with other reviewer, just wander about. Child zone items not all working still Suggest you take food as snacks expensive. Restaurant was closed on last visit but no notice on website

Hi TracySpot, our average dwell time at our London site is currently 3.5 hours, though we have known people to spend the entire day with us and not see everything that we have to offer. Realistically, it is dependent upon what level of examination you would like to make of each of our exhibitions. Kind regards, RAFM.