London Imperial War Museum - SLOW WALK FULL TOUR 

I had a chance to visit this museum a few years ago, and I was very impressed, this place is amazing

LOVE THIS . I WANT TO GO THERE FOR FOREIGN TOUR .

My first memory of the museum, was the trench exhibit. Think I was about 12/13, so it was around 94/95. The audio of shooting and artillery were immersive. The smell of it is still with me now, smelt like chamomile tea and rubber bands😂 I try to come down every Remembrance Sunday, as I live around the corner.

Thank you for uploading this. I have been looking for a slow visual tour of the museum especially the First World War exhibition. Thank you again, most helpful.

Last time I visited the Museum was about 50 Years ago....When I was 11 Years old, I lived not far away, just a short Bus ride......The place has changed dramatically !!!.....Thank you for posting this Video, I,ll get back there one day.

Thanks for this. I've been looking for the museum that houses (what I believe was) an Argentinian field gun that we brought back from the Falklands war on my minesweeper HMS Ledbury. They took our Bofor off the front to make us non magnetic for minesweeping, then when we got to Port Stanley they choppered out one of these guns and plonked it in place of our Bofor. Thing was, it took me until the Ascension Islands on the way back home before I sussed out how to remove the breeches so we could clean and fire it. 😂. It was really good though. The gunners Yeo was a lad called Robbie. I was a WEMO known as Sly. And my boss at the time was Flash Gordon. Some happy and have to admit, because of friends I lost, sad memories. Blimey 40 years ago. Once again. Thanks for this video.

Today I went for the second time to the museum. My first visit was in 1982. The WW1 section is impressive, but I was very dissapointed that there was absolutly nothing about the Falklands War. Very strange.

I've noticed people always tap tanks with their fist. Is it; 1. To see if they can dent it? 2. To check it's real metal and not a faux tank made from mdf? 3. To see if the hatch opens and a WW2 soldier pops his head out, eyes blinking after 75 years inside.

Absolutely fascinating….and brilliantly filmed. Thanks for uploading.

I went today for the first time for 2 hours after a work meeting in London. I only got through the WW1 and halfish way through the holocaust section before the security guard said it was time to leave as they were closing. This is definitely an all day thing if you really take it in. Also, bring tissues. I cried more than I thought I would

Thanks for this LadMOB. We ran out of time to visit the IWM on our trip to London. Could see it through your video! Cheers.

Slow walking this museum takes a day, not an hour😉😀 Job well well done👍

Good job, and thank you for sharing.

I'll be moving near where the museum is, in the beginning of April, so I'll bring my son and visit this museum and many others

amazing museum , been there when visited London

I will go there soon it looks awesome

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Wonderful city.

Wow 🥰🥰 Nice video 👍👌

Cool place iwm London is a nice city

Are they the real deal cannons though?

Two places to visit if you like world wars war museum and Hendon museum

You should do this all over add some narration or some caption so we know what we're looking at

Čia. Buvau. Admiraliteto. Pastate. Muziejus. Geras. Kalibras. Drednoutų. Kieme. Spitfairas kabo. Virš. Salės

Thank you so much for this tour. I owed you a subscribe. I'm so in love with war history that in my house, I have history books from Warring States period to Afghanistan War. I can name every weapons and vehicles in this video because I'm a war freak.

Start reading about the Holocaust then take in the day

I went there yesterday 😅

Pity you missed going up to the big eagle that used to hang in hitlers chancellery .

Dont they have anything what the homes looked like with all furniture

Is this real?

I have never been

The military level museum is going to have to be taken over because of old soldiers never die they just fade away because of we can the champion and well keep on fighting till the end use have retired military vehicles that can be put in Canada and Australia

That was it? Kinda disappointed.

I visited this museum in 1999. Then it was fantastic, I stayed all day nearly. Now so much of the German things have been taken out. No Messerschmitts 109’s on show etc . Too modern and a real disappointment. If anyone wants to visit a fantastic museum which has the largest items from the Battle of Britain visit the Battle of Britain Museum in Hawkinge. It has Spitfires, three Hurricans outside, a Heinkel He 111 that actually flew in the Battle of Britain. One can stay there the whole day and not see and read everything.

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