Embark on a journey of discovery at the National Museum of the Royal Navy and experience the thrills and adventures of the Royal Navy like never before. With six sites across the country, the museum offers real experiences that allow visitors to climb aboard and see the most famous ships, planes, and submarines of the Royal Navy through the eyes of those who served on them.
Visiting the National Museum of the Royal Navy is an opportunity to create lasting memories. Visitors can feel the exhilaration and fear of battle, and be truly captivated by the thousands of unique, emotional, and sometimes quirky stories that have shaped the Royal Navy into what it proudly stands for today.
Delve into the extraordinary tale of the HMS Challenger Expedition at the museum's Worlds Beneath the Waves exhibit. Explore a 150-year voyage of scientific exploration, from the early days of oceanographic research to the high-tech world of the modern Royal Navy. Witness conservation in action as the Barracuda DP872 aircraft is brought back to life through a 10-year restoration project.
Visitors can step aboard one of the most celebrated warships in Britain's naval history, as well as experience what it would be like to live on a submarine at the Royal Submarine Museum in Gosport. Explore the high-risk, high-octane world of The Night Hunters at the Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower, and see the secrets of war unfold in the moving story of HMS Prosperity.
The National Museum of the Royal Navy offers a range of family-friendly events and activities, including Easter egg hunts, crafts, sing-alongs, and more. Visitors can also learn about the incredible restoration work happening to protect historic warships like HMS Victory.
The museum commemorates significant events in naval history, such as the landing of ANZAC commonwealth service personnel at Gallipoli, Turkey. Visitors can pay their respects on Anzac Day and attend special services to honor those who served.
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