What people say
A fascinating museum for young and old alike. A great treasure hunt for children.
The vast collection of artefacts and realistic sets give you a clear picture of what life was like for the Allies.
You can tell that a great deal of passion has gone into this.
A beautiful and impressive museum!! There’s so much to see, and it’s really educational too with the audio tour!
A wonderful war story, featuring many authentic artefacts; you can tell it’s been put together with heart and soul.
Highly recommended!
Very well done, clearly explained and definitely worth repeating with children and friends.
A warm welcome.
A wonderful museum. A lovely introduction from the people who run it.
All the rooms are finished to a very high standard of detail.
They’ve thought of everything!
A must-see
Simply brilliant!
A truly original concept! Interactive, featuring an incredible collection of costumes, everyday objects from the Second World War period, and two hangars containing, amongst other things, remains from recent salvage operations involving wartime aircraft.
A truly beautiful and impressive museum with a magnificent collection.
The uniforms are displayed in stunning dioramas by lifelike ‘mannequins’, accompanied by personal stories.
Personal stories of crew members are also told alongside the excavated aircraft wreckage.
We’ve visited quite a few war museums, but as far as we’re concerned, For Freedom is one of the very best!
We went to the museum with our two children, aged 4 and 6.
Very interesting, lovely collection.
A bit scary for the children at times.
Perhaps a little ‘treasure hunt’ might help distract the kids from the scary bits. For example, counting the little beavers or ....
Thank you for your warm hospitality.
Fien, Vic, Bart and Elyne
A very impressive and well-maintained museum.
Well worth a visit. Don’t forget to bring your earphones.
The audio guide, which is also well worth listening to, works via your mobile phone.
A fascinating museum for young and old alike. A great treasure hunt for children.
The vast collection of artefacts and realistic sets give you a clear picture of what life was like for the Allies.
You can tell that a great deal of passion has gone into this.
Very well done, clearly explained and definitely worth repeating with children and friends.
A warm welcome.
A truly beautiful and impressive museum with a magnificent collection.
The uniforms are displayed in stunning dioramas by lifelike ‘mannequins’, accompanied by personal stories.
Personal stories of crew members are also told alongside the excavated aircraft wreckage.
We’ve visited quite a few war museums, but as far as we’re concerned, For Freedom is one of the very best!
A beautiful and impressive museum!! There’s so much to see, and it’s really educational too with the audio tour!
A wonderful museum. A lovely introduction from the people who run it.
All the rooms are finished to a very high standard of detail.
They’ve thought of everything!
A must-see
Simply brilliant!
We went to the museum with our two children, aged 4 and 6.
Very interesting, lovely collection.
A bit scary for the children at times.
Perhaps a little ‘treasure hunt’ might help distract the kids from the scary bits. For example, counting the little beavers or ....
Thank you for your warm hospitality.
Fien, Vic, Bart and Elyne
A wonderful war story, featuring many authentic artefacts; you can tell it’s been put together with heart and soul.
Highly recommended!
A truly original concept! Interactive, featuring an incredible collection of costumes, everyday objects from the Second World War period, and two hangars containing, amongst other things, remains from recent salvage operations involving wartime aircraft.
A very impressive and well-maintained museum.
Well worth a visit. Don’t forget to bring your earphones.
The audio guide, which is also well worth listening to, works via your mobile phone.