Very moving experience , such a great way to learn about the Battle of Britain . It has a great cafe , i had a really great hot chocolate and gluten free cake my friends tell me the coffee was good too. A lovely way to spend an afternoon.

We have been wanting to visit the memorial for a few years So we took the chance whilst in Kent on holiday. It’s a gem, well looked after, you get the feeling the staff really invest in the place. The scramble experience had us all enthralled for an hour with lots of information to take away. It’s a calm place dedicated to the few. A well stocked shop had us parting with some money and reasonably priced parking made the afternoon treat well worth while. We shall be back.

Came across this by accident whilst out walking from our campsite. Lively place to visit to think back and try and imagine what it would have like during the heat of the battle of Britain. Very well kept and a truly tremendous way to honour the few. Lovely little cafe on site so you can enjoy the view over the channel

In a commanding position on the cliffs above Folkestone, this is a stunning and moving museum and memorial. The Wing visitor centre, in the shape of a spitfire wing, houses a cafe, shop and the scramble experience. The scramble experience has a small charge but well worth it, a fully interactive exhibition telling the history and human stories about the Battle. The memorials in the ground are well presented and thought provoking and the views over the channel give extra poignancy. Perfect timing saw a spitfire flying over. A must visit

The weather caused us to change our plans and we discovered this gem. The outside memorials were shrouded in low cloud so no views of the channel but we could see that this would be pleasant in drier weather. The volunteers inside were helpful and informative. The paid exhibition was so well priced it is almost a bargain. Wonderful presentation with lots of interactive screens, challenges and hurricane experience. All well maintained, working and well planned. Upstairs is a small coffee shops that on a good day would have lovely views. Good range of food and drink all at very reasonable prices.

A beautiful memorial to those who gave so much for us during the war. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the memorial, it is such a peaceful place. It was lovely to be able to wander through the memorial at our own pace before sitting out on the veranda to enjoy a snack, overlooking the memorial, looking out to sea. We were delighted to see a spitfire flying over during our visit, it just made it even more perfect.

This is an incredibly moving place. The wall of names, the memorial and the exhibition really bring home the enormity of what the men who fought in the Battle of Britain did for us. The wall and memorial are beautiful in their simplicity. The setting couldn’t be more perfect. On a practical note, the museum has lots of parking, good clean toilets and a cafe with a really special view. I look forward to visiting again.

We were looking for a low cost trip out on a sunny Sunday afternoon so we chose to visit the Battle of Britain Memorial. It was easy to find and there were plenty of parking spaces. The car park charges were reasonable (from £1 for an hour) and the entrance is free unless you go for the Scramble Experience (adults £6, children £4). We were lucky because there was a Bonnets and Wings car show in the grounds which means we could enjoy a nostalgic look at many old cars from the past. There was also a swing band playing which was wonderful. The day was really great and really enjoyable. It's a really peaceful place and a great tribute to those who gave their lives for their country, I wasn't sure about paying for the Scramble Experience but I understand the running costs must be significant so maybe it's justifiable, but maybe a little bit too much for a large family.

My partner and I had an experience afternoon booked including a cream tea after spending time with our guide Jules. What a wonderful knowledgeable man. Thoroughly enjoyed by us both. Lovely clean environment. Staff were lovely and friendly. Thank you. Elaine and Steve

Amazing views. Stunning monument with historic planes. We visited just after the Spitfire was damaged by Storm Ciaran. We hope everyone that visits will make a donation to help this be restored. The cafe is exceptionally good value and the food is yummy. Cream tea for 2 is £8 and the tea is proper strong! The cafe is upstairs and has amazing views. The staff and Colin are so friendly and knowledgeable. The toilets are fabulous - worth going in to see the Spitfire doors! The building is fully accessible too. A brilliant place to visit!