RAF Manston History Museum located in Kent near Ramsgate is a museum dedicated to the military and commercial history of the airport from its inception in 1916 until its commercial closure in 2014. The airport played important roles in the first and second world wars. Exhibits Range from replicas of first world war biplanes to genuine cold war jets. The museum has an extensive gallery of photographs covering the duration of the airport’s existence. Visitors are recommended to allow one and a half to two hours to fully experience the museum.

We are delighted to announce that phase one of our major refurbishment works are now complete and we are re-opened. Come down and see the new exhibits and planes we have been working on and grab a cup of tea and a slice of cake in the new NAAFI Café whilst you are here.

March - October

10am - 4pm (7 days a week)

Adult - £6.50

Child (5 - 15yrs) - £3.50

Concession - £5.50

Carer - £3.50

Family (2 adults + up to 4 children) - £20.00

Museum Shop

NAAFI Emporium

NAAFI Cafe & external refreshment vehicles at events