International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC), Lincoln

What is the International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC)

The IBCC provides a world-class facility acknowledging the efforts, sacrifices and commitment of the men and women, from 62 different nations, who came together in Bomber Command during World War II.The IBCC serves as a point for recognition, remembrance and reconciliation for those who served, supported or suffered during the bombing campaigns during the Second World War.

Providing one of the most comprehensive records of the Command in the world, the IBCC ensures that generations to come can learn of their vital role in protecting the freedom we enjoy today.

  • Hear the stories of the people who were there
  • Discover what it was like to be on a bombing operation with our immersive experience
  • Be a member of an operational Aircrew with our interactive aircraft table
  • Build a plane puzzle – how quickly can you complete the challenge?
  • Find out about the role of women in WWII
  • Can you complete the slang challenge?
  • Travel the world with the nations who served in Bomber Command
  • What did children do during the war?

OPEN TIMES AND PRICES

Open 6 days a week (Closed Mondays)
9.30am – 5pm
Last exhibition entry 4pm

Memorial Spire, Walls of Names and Peace Gardens are free to access. Exhibition entry:

Adult: £8.20 (£7.20 online)
Concession (over 65 or disabled): £7.20 (£6.50 online)
Child (5-18): £5.50 (4.50 online) Under 5s: Free
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children 5-18): £27.00 (£23.50 online)

Complete a Gift Aid form and convert all of these tickets to an unlimited annual pass for the same price!


HOW TO FIND US

Registered Charity Number: 1144182
Canwick Avenue, Lincoln, LN4 2HQ

Check out our website for a comprehensive events programme:
www.internationalbcc.co.uk
Phone: 01522 514755
Email: info@internationalbcc.co.uk
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Twitter @IntBCC Instagram @IBCCentre


 

Huge Double Avro Lancaster Model Project

You may have been following the plan set out here for a huge “double Lancaster’ model project build in 1:32 scale. Sadly the IBCC have decided not to pursue this plan and it has therefore, sadly, been dropped. GC