Visiting Us

Part of a Great Day Out at IWM Duxford

Admission to the British Airliner Collection is included with your IWM Duxford ticket — giving you access to one of the most vibrant and dynamic collections of aviation and military history in the UK.

Flying displays take place most days (weather permitting). You might see a 1930s biplane carrying passengers across the skies — or experience the unmistakable sound of a Spitfire roaring overhead.

On the ground, you can step aboard our historic airliners and discover what passenger flight was like half a century ago. Concorde 101 is open daily from 10:30 to 15:00.

Disclaimer: Aircraft will be open depending on weather and availability of volunteers.

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From The M11

Exit the M11 at Junction 10.
At the roundabout, follow signs for Royston A505 and Imperial War Museum.
Stay in the left-hand lane (also marked Imperial War Museum).
Look for the Hurricane gate guardian and turn in. Follow the road left into the car park.

From The A10

At the roundabout north of Royston, take the A505 towards the M11 and Newmarket.
Stay on this road for approx. 6 miles.
Look for the brown sign for Imperial War Museum Duxford. Follow the arrow marked Visitors and Conference Centre.
Ignore the Staff and Official Visitors entrance on the right.
As there is no right turn into the museum entrance, continue to the M11 roundabout and return along the A505, using the left lane to enter the car park.

From The A11

There is no access to the A505 from the A11 northbound.
If approaching from the south, use the M11 and follow the directions above.
If approaching from Newmarket, follow the signs for Royston A505 and the M11 at the overhead gantry.
Cross over the A11, stay on the A505 for approx. 3 miles.
At the M11 roundabout, go straight on to remain on the A505.
Take the left-hand lane for Imperial War Museum and look for the Hurricane gate guardian. Turn in and follow the road left into the car park.