Imperial War Museum - IWM London |
SE1 6HZ London, Great Britain (UK) |
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Address |
Lambeth Road
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Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Opening times
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daily: 10am - 6pm; closed 24, 25, 26 December | ||||||||
Status from 03/2024
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Free entry. | ||||||||
Contact |
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Homepage | www.iwm.org.uk |
Location / Directions |
by London UndergroundIWM London is a short walk from Lambeth North (10 mins), Waterloo (15 mins) and Elephant and Castle (15 mins) underground stations.by BusLocal bus routes that stop near IWM London include 159, 360, 109, 344 and 360.by TrainIWM London is a short 15 minute walk from London Waterloo, Waterloo East, and Elephant and Castle rail stations.by Car/CoachIWM London is located in Zone 1 of Central London within the Congestion Charge zone and there is limited parking near the museum. We recommend that you visit us by public transport, walk or cycle where possible. There are NCP car parks nearby in Waterloo and Elephant & Castle. |
Some example model pages for sets you can see there:
Description | Text from Imperial War Museum London: Explore HistoryExplore History is an innovative new project allowing visitors to get up close and personal with the past thanks to improved access to the Imperial War Museum’s Collections. Lord Ashcroft GalleryThis new gallery houses the Extraordinary Heroes exhibition, proudly presenting the world’s largest collection of Victoria Crosses alongside the 48 VCs and 31 George Crosses already held by the Museum. Large Exhibits GalleryThe Large Exhibits Gallery is the setting for some of the most important weapons and vehicles in the Collections. First World War GalleriesThe causes of the First World War were complex and are the subject of continuing historical debate. These galleries explore the shift in the balance of power in Europe, conflicting national ambitions, economic competition and colonial rivalries. Second World War GalleriesThe hopes for a lasting peace after the First World War were short-lived. Totalitarian states were established in Italy after 1922 under Mussolini and in Nazi Germany, where Hitler was made Chancellor in 1933. The Second World War galleries explore the complex political developments and resulting conflicts across the globe. Conflicts since 1945Britain's armed forces have undergone major changes since 1945. Britain's membership of NATO, together with advances in technology, have resulted in a smaller but better equipped force able to deal with a wide variety of tasks. The Holocaust ExhibitionThis permanent exhibition uses historical material to tell the story of the Nazis' persecution of the Jews and other groups before and during the Second World War. Photographs, documents, newspapers, artefacts, posters and film offer stark evidence of persecution and slaughter, collaboration and resistance. Secret WarThe Secret War exhibition reveals the clandestine world of espionage, covert operations, and the work of Britain's special forces. It shows how Britain's secret government agencies, MI5 and MI6, have developed since their establishment before the First World War, and how specialist communications technology has been used to gather intelligence and break top-secret codes. The Art GalleriesThe two suites of galleries on the second floor are used for long-term exhibitions of First and Second World War works of art from the Museum's collection. The displays are changed at regular intervals. Monty: Master of the BattlefieldOpened to coincide with the sixtieth anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein, this permanent exhibition documents the life and career of Field Marshal Montgomery, one of the great battlefield commanders of the Second World War. |
Description (other) |
The Imperial War Museum (IWM), currently branded "Imperial War Museums", is a British national museum. It is headquartered in London, with 5 branches in England: Imperial War Museum - IWM London Imperial War Museum - IWM Duxford |
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