Ten things to do at the National Army Museum
Keeping the family entertained all day can be like a military operation. So, what better place to do it than the National Army Museum?
With free entry to all galleries and exhibitions, you’ll be able to explore the story of the Army through time – and encounter fascinating objects, surprising stories and interactive fun. If you’re ready to join our mission of discovery, here are ten things to do during your visit that are guaranteed to keep everyone engaged.
No 1
Beat the battle drum
Drums were used to communicate orders on noisy battlefields. See if you can beat the right command on our battle drum.
No 2
Dingo Scout Car
Perfect your army crawl and get a view of our Dingo Scout Car from down under.
No 3
Virtual drill sergeant
Do you have the parade-ground discipline to be a soldier? See if you can impress our virtual drill sergeant.
No 4
Drop-in sessions
Join one of our drop-in sessions and hear the amazing stories of soldiers. Or take part in a family-friendly tour around our galleries.
No 5
Stamper trail
Take on a series of engaging challenges around the galleries with our newly launched family stamper trail.
No 6
Sentry box selfie
Try on one of our uniforms and take your turn in the sentry box. Make sure your hat’s on straight – you need to look your best to guard the King!
No 7
Match the uniforms
Army uniforms have changed over time to suit different climates and to meet different challenges. Spin the blocks to match up the uniforms.
No 8
Advance with the tanks
Climb aboard our Churchill Mk VII and learn how tank fighting is a team effort.
No 9
Strategy table
Pick your mission and lead your troops into action. Can you make the right tactical decision under pressure?
No 10
Take a break
You’ve earned it! Treat yourself to something to drink and a nice bite to eat in the Café. But if that’s not your jam (pun intended), have a look around our Shop before you head out.
