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Feb 13, 2025
Not been back to the museum in 20 years so was keen to see how it had changed. There was a brilliant range of exhibits covering the history of the RNAS and RN as a whole. A great selection of airfram…Full review by 699mathieuh
Feb 2, 2025
We took our daughter and two grandsons to see their great grandfather's wartime experiences. A great chronological tour with varied exhibits. The fight deck was a big favourite of the day with the …Full review by Johnnyfastgun
Jan 16, 2025
Lots to see and learn about over a long history of naval aviation. It is amazing to see how things have progressed in a century. Nice little cafe with friendly staff.Full review by Safari56104977754
Hi, We live in Australia and will be in London in August. My husband is very keen to visit Fleet Air Arm Museum. May I please have some guidance regarding travelling by public transport from London to Yeovilton and advice as to whether to stay overnight. thanks in advance.
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There are trains that run from London to Yeovil, which is the nearest station, or Castle Cary is another further away option. There is a bus service from Yeovil to Yeovilton but only a …
There are trains that run from London to Yeovil, which is the nearest station, or Castle Cary is another further away option. There is a bus service from Yeovil to Yeovilton but only a limited service, which timetables can be found online. Staying locally there are pubs with rooms such as The Red Lion Babcary or The Kingston Inn at Kingston. Taxis can be booked in advance should you want to travel from these pubs, as rural bus services are basically non existent I think around here in small rural villages.
Hi, we are traveling from Australia to visit this museum, as my husband is a keen aviator enthusiast. We have allocated a couple of days, however can you recommend places to stay that is close by and not a tiny one shop village. thanks
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But to be honest...the Devonshire Arms is the only thing in the village.
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