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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Feb 9, 2025
Easy to find on the outskirts of Lincoln . If you are staying there is a Premier Inn across the road from the driveway entrance . Parking is £3 and payable in reception and there is plenty of it. …Full review by DudleyF
Feb 7, 2025
As locals we have been meaning to visit the Memorial ever since it opened and it certainly didn’t disappoint. The whole experience has been very well thought through and the staff and volunteers are …Full review by Global535045
Feb 7, 2025
Really interesting day, the tour around the site was superb, excellent guide. A fitting memorial to the unsung heroes of Bomber Command, will definitely return.Full review by Travel32369432520
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.
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 and I hope you have a safe journey to England. You may be best to take a taxi from Lincoln city centre to bomber command centre. It’s only a mile or so but up quite a steep hill. Only …
Hi and I hope you have a safe journey to England. You may be best to take a taxi from Lincoln city centre to bomber command centre. It’s only a mile or so but up quite a steep hill. Only half an hours walk if you’re energetic!! There is quite a lot to see at the centre so you will need to spend several hours. If you look around in depth at all of the exhibitions it will take at least 1 hr then there are the memorial walls to see set around the spire. There are also some lovely gardens which are still a work in progress. You may also wish to browse around the gift shop and relax in the cafe. Enjoy!
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