Bottisham Airfield Museum

Bottisham Airfield Museum preserves the World War II story of RAF Bottisham and the local airfield community near Cambridge. The volunteer charity’s museum and archive occupy the last surviving original airfield buildings, interpreting the Royal Air Force, the United States Eighth Air Force and Belgian Air Force units that served there, together with home-front life and local people. Exhibits and restoration work include wartime photographs, murals, memorabilia, uniforms, vehicles, airfield artefacts and changing displays, with a café and shop on site. The seasonal public museum is open from 5 April through 8 November 2026 inclusive: Wednesday and Sunday 10:30–16:00, plus bank holidays 10:30–16:00; it is closed Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Admission is £6 for adults and free for children; parking is available. Visitor address: Wilbraham Road, Bottisham, Cambridge CB25 9BU, United Kingdom. Confirm current operator guidance, events and accessibility arrangements before travel.