Category: Museums

Royal Artillery Museums

Visit Firepower, The Royal Artillery Museum and learn about the proud history of the Gunners. It’s a great day out with something for all the family to learn and enjoy.

Our collections are Designated by Arts Council England as being of national and international importance. You will be amazed at their richness.

You will discover the intriguing history of artillery. Artillery that has changed the nature of battle and affected the lives of many people.

The science of artillery and the human endeavours of Gunners make a fascinating story. It is a story that you can follow from catapult to unmanned drone, and from the Battle of Crécy to the modern peacekeeping missions.

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Contact Details

Address: Marlborough Road SE18 6TL

Phone: 0208 855 7755

Website: http://www.firepower.org.uk

Email: info@firepower.org.uk

Get there by bus: 51, 99, 386

Get there by tube/train: DLR, Southeastern

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Disabled Facilities There is limited disabled parking directly outside the Museum. Once within the Royal Arsenal site proceed to Cartridge Place. Barriers restrict vehicle access to this area but disabled visitors and deliveries are allowed through the barrier which is controlled remotely. The Museum complex is fully accessible for wheelchairs and is ramped throughout. Lifts provide access to the first floor exhibition areas. Disabled toilets are easily accessible. Wheelchairs are available

Additional Information:

Disabled Facilities

There is limited disabled parking directly outside the Museum. Once within the Royal Arsenal site proceed to Cartridge Place. Barriers restrict vehicle access to this area but disabled visitors and deliveries are allowed through the barrier which is controlled remotely.

The Museum complex is fully accessible for wheelchairs and is ramped throughout. Lifts provide access to the first floor exhibition areas. Disabled toilets are easily accessible. Wheelchairs are available

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