Nick M

I found my visit of interest as I enjoy military history, but I'm not sure how captivating it would be for a normal person.

It's a little out of the way though near a bus stop (which isn't serviced very frequently I'm afraid). As you can see from the pictures, they have resources for less able/elderly people who might not wish to walk around, which is good. Toilets are on site and there is limited parking.

It receives 4 stars because it's a little overpriced at €9 each for adults. The planes are not arranged in any meaningful way for the most part and many are in advanced stages of disrepair... So I'm not sure where those €9 each are going.

Very interesting place to visit if you enjoy history. My wife and I were able to join the guided tour, given by Mike, which was very detailed. Mike was a font of knowledge and happy to answer questions and engage with the tour group.

There are a good amount of stairs throughout so it probably isn't wheelchair accessible. Lockers are available free of charge. Gift shop stocked with lots of relevant books.

Toilets not on site but about 200 metres away.

A beautifully kept and presented park. Lots of seating, lots of different plants to admire and several attractive ponds and fountains.

A good spot to spend an hour or two relaxing.