The National Cold War Exhibition contains 18 aircraft, military transport, missiles, memorabilia, interactive kiosks and hotspots of information.

This unique exhibition reflects the social, cultural and political history of the Cold War era circa 1947 – 1989, in a fun and innovative way. A major feature of this unique exhibition is Britain’s three post-war V-Bombers the Vulcan, Victor and Valiant. A Number of these aircraft are suspended in flying attitudes including a Dakota, Canberra, Meteor, Lightning and Javelin. Visitors are able to view them from an elevated viewing gallery.

As well as the 70 aircraft on display at Cosford which include the TSR2 and the world’s oldest Spitfire, the RAF Museum Cosford is home to a number of smaller unique exhibitions such as the Lucky Mascots exhibition and the RAF Boy Entrants permanent exhibition.

RAF Museum Cosford is one day that everyone from small children upwards will enjoy whatever the weather. Children and adults alike will be fascinated by fun ‘n’ flight. Packed with hands on excitement, it’s the easy way to answer all those questions about how aircraft stay up in the air.

The Visitor Centre is home to the Refuel Restaurant serving hot and cold meals and snacks. The Checkpoint Charlie Caf© serving light snacks and drinks and the well stocked Museum Shop are both located within The National Cold War Exhibition.

Round off your visit to our well stocked shop where you will find a wide range of gifts, books, clothing and toys, located in the National Cold War Exhibition.

We have toilet facilities catering for male, female, disabled and baby changing facilities.

Unfortunately, we currently do not sell baby food or offer milk-warming facilities.

To get to Royal Air Force Museum Cosford by: Car - We are just 1 mile from Junction 3 on the M54 motorway (follow signposts). Train � Cosford (Wolverhampton to Shrewsbury line) then 1/2 mile walk, please check timetable before travelling.

RAF Museum Cosford is one day out that everyone from small children upwards will enjoy whatever the weather. Access to and around the museum is easy, with wide aisles for pushchairs and wheelchairs.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Royal Air Force Museum Cosford, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.rafmuseum.org/