Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum

Nice museum to take children to as there is just the right amount of displays for them to enjoy and not get bored. Staffed by some helpful and informative people who were happy to chat. Good time had by all..

Excellent location, just outside centre of town, easy to walk to from the centre.
Very informative museum with plenty of original items.
Volunteer staff very helpful and extremely well informed about the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. More than helpful if you or any member of your family ever served in the Warwicks.
Well worth a visit.

Nice little museum especially if you have a connection to the Warwickshires. My grandad was a member of the regiment and a very nice gentleman working there managed to find his Pow record and provide lots of information and advice. Interesting to learn about the regiment history through the years and it was interesting to see the victorian classroom. Worth a visit especially if attending on one of their open days when they often have things going on outside. Sometimes have ww1 reenactment camps on the lawn.

A beautiful historical place that is close to the train station. The museum is free to enter and has lots oflovely displays such as ribbons, clothing and war goods. Please ask the staff to help you, surely you won't regret it.

Wonderful place to visit and David who works there is very knowledgeable about the wars. He really made my visit worthwhile

Nice little museum, it doesn't take a very long time to go through all of it. 4 pound per adult entry and under 5 go for free. Friendly people at the register, and if you are in luck you can see a few extra places like the rooms for school kids. The ticket is valid for a year, so all and all a good experience

Part of our military history in the Heart of England. Learn about Monte, Bill Slim and William Gell

Lovely museum about the local regiment. The gentleman working there was very helpful and chatty. A nice way to kill a hour in Warwick