A unique experience and a should visit if in the area. The only surviving dome open to the public in the country. Brilliantly demonstrates the use of such domes in training anti aircraft gunners in WW2. The accompanying museum displays, and films, informs you about the history of air defences in the area, Langham and of course the dome. All this is backed up by knowledgeable volunteers. The Spitfire outside cannot be missed and is a memorable weather vane!

We had a very interesting visit and learnt a lot! Our 9 year old grandson enjoyed shooting at the planes, dressing up in RAF clothing and sending Morse code messages. I especially enjoyed the hands on quiz about "slang" in the war and my husband enjoyed shooting the anti aircraft gun!

This will not take too long but will open up your eyes to another corner of ww2 and the unsung heroes of the war. The briefing was very informative and encapsulated the history of the dome’s evolution simply and quickly. The information around the walls was superb with many local stories. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience thank you.

If you’re in the Second World War especially the Local angles then this is definitely a place to visit. The story of a local lad who let his mother know when he left and returned is remarkable. As is the history of the dome and the the effect it had on training AA operators is magnificent as for the gentleman who shew me around he was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Than to have a go. Wonderful. Well worth the effort will definitely visit again.

Excellent history museum inside the Langham Dome. We stumbled across this place whilst holidaying in the local area. The dome is one of only six UK remaining war time gunnery centres. The volunteers running the museum were friendly, helpful and knew their stuff! Interactive displays and three short films to watch. A lovely piece of history and well worth a visit. There is a garden with tables overlooking a replica Spitfire. Coffee can be purchased from a machine run by the volunteers and there are sweets in their shop. A great place to visit!

The Langham Dome is a former "training dome," which was used to train anti-aircraft gunners in the 2nd World War. The museum there tells not only the history of the dome but also the story of Langham airfield and, to an extent, Langham Village. Although visitors to the North Norfolk coast these days are holiday makers looking to relax and enjoy the sun, during the 2nd World War, North Norfolk was a prime invasion site and so was on high alert for visitors of an entirely different kind. The Langham Dome charts the efforts of the War Office, the RAF, army, and local civilians to fight back. It's really interesting, the guides are extremely well-informed and they give the area a huge amount of historical context.

A hidden gem! We are a family of four (children aged 10 and 12). We spent a good two hours here listening to the wonderful volunteers, reading the exhibits and having a go with the anti aircraft simulator. Would highly recommend!

My mum and I visited Langham Dome. There was so much information especially about the local area were we had been staying for a week which we found very interesting. We only had an hour before it closed and wished we had more time. So much information to read and look at. The two people at Langham Dome were so friendly and knowledgable - they answered all the questions we had. Such a great visit can highly recommend it.

I thought on the whole this was a very expensive day out for what was there! £14 for two of us and to be honest you had seen all there was to see in ten minutes! Yes it’s an unusual building but when there are other aviation museums in the area that are free to get into and far more to see! My other half who is aeroplane mad was disappointed too. And said he didn’t feel the price was worth it for what was there. He had been looking forward to a visit too.

We found this little gem as we passed by on our way to Wells. We decided to head back and have a look. We were not disappointed. We had two 7 year olds and a 5 year old in our group and as we entered I didn’t think we’d end up spending over 2 hours in this small dome. The two members of staff gave our kids a lot of time and were very knowledgeable. The shooting position had to be the highlight. My only suggestion to improve this however would be to give feedback on whether we would pass or fail had it been during the War. There was so much information and interactive things for the kids, this place actually came away as one of our highlights from the holiday. Definitely worth a visit and kid friendly! There are lots of videos we’ve uploaded to our YouTube channel (Norfolk Camping 2023): @oscarsmegadventures