Enjoy two world-class exhibitions; Knights of the Sky and Dangerous Skies with this combo entry!
Had lots of fun here, only dislike was the food was horrible and chewy
What a gem of a place! A must do in Blenheim. The staff are very informative and the stories and settings bring it all to life. You can tell Sir Peter Jackson the film maker was behind it all.
Even if you’re not really into planes or WW1 and WW2 history, this really is so thorough and so well displayed, one can’t help being fascinated! If you ARE into this sort of thing, allow yourself loads of time. There’s a lot to see and very helpful staff who can tell you about things. Highly recommend
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Daniel Erasmus from New Zealand wrote on 14 April 2026
Must visit.
A truly wonderful display. Professionally presented. Informative and interesting. A tragic part of history. Hopefully never to be repeated to the same extent. Will we ever learn?