The International Bomber Command Centre is a memorial and interpretation centre overlooking the city of Lincoln, England, and telling the story of …
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May 3, 2025
Our second visit to this amazing, informative and moving memorial. A must for any youngster to appreciate the sacrifices made by many young men and women for future generations. It has a wonderful …Full review by Duke950S
May 2, 2025
We went to see the new Poppy display of a Lancaster Bomber. A the entrance was a great picture of the display taken from above. Unfortunately when we got to the display we found it very hard to mak…Full review by Martin W
May 1, 2025
Everything was immaculate from the carpark to the museum to the restaurant. What an amazingly emotive place that was so informative. I would love to go backFull review by O5960CJstevec
I definitely saw some dogs in the grounds when I went. I've checked the website and this is the official policy - "Assistance dogs are welcome and can accompany visitors throughout …
I definitely saw some dogs in the grounds when I went. I've checked the website and this is the official policy - "Assistance dogs are welcome and can accompany visitors throughout all areas of the site. Other dogs are welcomed within the gardens. Water bowls are available for dogs." Hope that's helpful.
Planning a 2 day visit to area which will include here. Is 2 hours a reasonable amount to see exhibition and wander around the garden.
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Hi. It depends on your level of interest. Some people with family named in the memorial spend a good half a day here searching every detail. Others with a general interest are likely to …
Hi. It depends on your level of interest. Some people with family named in the memorial spend a good half a day here searching every detail. Others with a general interest are likely to take 2-3 hours. As mentioned - it is on an open hilltop - on a cold windy day the outside part of the visit will be shorter.
Can you find out about the service careers of individual airmen? Dad was a wireless operator on Lancaster’s?
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There is a desk round the corner away to the right of the entrance (not the main reception desk though they will point you the right way) where someone will help with RAF related …
There is a desk round the corner away to the right of the entrance (not the main reception desk though they will point you the right way) where someone will help with RAF related family history queries. If they don't have access to the appropriate records they can help you find out where else to look. If you want a full service record (where they trained and were posted etc) then you need to write to the MOD. In that case try and find the service number first
I will be visiting London next month from Australia, and plan to take the train from London to visit Bomber Command - my father was with the 460 squadron. Is the centre easily accessible from the train station? How long would you allow for a visit. Many thanks Kathryn
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Hi Kathryn The IBCC is about 10 minutes away from the train station. The station is located at the heart of the City next to our new transport hub. There are buses that run from the …
Hi Kathryn The IBCC is about 10 minutes away from the train station. The station is located at the heart of the City next to our new transport hub. There are buses that run from the station passed the centre but unfortunately none stop directly at the centre. There are however, always taxi's available and they will cost approximately £5. We look forward to welcoming you to the centre Kind regards Nicky
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