Newark Air MuseumQuality Assessed

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Visit England Logo Assessor comments
"Expect a warm welcome from the cafe staff and guides."
Overview
Located on the former World War II airfield of Winthorpe in eastern Nottinghamshire, Newark Air Museum is a diverse collection of 80 aircraft/cockpit sections that cover the history of aviation. Undercover displays include two aircraft display halls housing 55 aircraft and helicopters. We also display a diverse display of aviation artefacts and a collection of 30+ aero engines. On site there is an excellent cafe and an extensive shop, once described as “an aviation enthusiasts dream!”
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Location
Newark Air Museum, Drove Lane, Winthorpe, NEWARK, Nottinghamshire, NG24 2NY
About the area
Most people associate Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands with the legend of Robin Hood, though the former royal hunting ground of Sherwood Forest has been somewhat tamed since Robin’s outlaw days. Traditionally, the county’s primary industry, alongside agriculture, was coal mining but it is also an oil producing area, and during World War II produced the only oil out of reach of the German U-Boats.
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Newark Air Museum

Quality Assessed
Assessed by Visit England Logo
Visit England Logo Assessor comments
"Expect a warm welcome from the cafe staff and guides."
Ratings & awards
award
Overview
Located on the former World War II airfield of Winthorpe in eastern Nottinghamshire, Newark Air Museum is a diverse collection of 80 aircraft/cockpit sections that cover the history of aviation. Undercover displays include two aircraft display halls housing 55 aircraft and helicopters. We also display a diverse display of aviation artefacts and a collection of 30+ aero engines. On site there is an excellent cafe and an extensive shop, once described as “an aviation enthusiasts dream!”
Location
Newark Air Museum, Drove Lane, Winthorpe, NEWARK, Nottinghamshire, NG24 2NY
About the area
Area image
Most people associate Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands with the legend of Robin Hood, though the former royal hunting ground of Sherwood Forest has been somewhat tamed since Robin’s outlaw days. Traditionally, the county’s primary industry, alongside agriculture, was coal mining but it is also an oil producing area, and during World War II produced the only oil out of reach of the German U-Boats.