Sorry about the title. Couldn't help it. This memorial, settled gently and with dignity in the gentle hills that crest the white cliffs, overlooking the coastline that witnessed such brutality and heroism, is in itself, perfect. Everything one needed to know about the generation of British, Polish and Czech (amongst others) Pilots and ground staff who, when called upon by... More

On display is a Spitfire and a Hurricane. Loads of info about the area and how it got involved in WW2. It has a little souvenir shop, to obviously bring in a bit of revenue, and a nice little tea shop.

Excellent memorial. Understated but very moving. We especially liked the 3 blade propeller design. The wall of names is similar to that of the Vietnam memorial in the States.

Called into the striking memorial to those who flew and those who gave their lives in the Battle of Britain. The memorial stands on the White Cliffs between Dover and Folkestone overlooking the channel and France visible in the distance. The memorial is laid out around a three bladed propeller that is cut into the grass. In the centre is... More

Fantastic memorial to the great &good such a fitting memorial well worth the visit with the building of the visitors centre this year it will only get better than it is now the staff today we're very knowledgeable about the memorial

Today we visited the BAttle of Britain The memorial itself is very tastedteful and fiting.WE particularly liked that the statu of the pilot faces out to sea. The volunteer guides that were present were very welcoming and engaging

Our driver made an unexpected stop at this memorial on our way back from an excursion and we loved it. We didn't realise when we were there that the statue of the fighter pilot actually sits in the middle of a propellor..this can be seen from above the monument as shown on an aerial photo in a leaflet we saw... More

As it is an important part of our history, these memorials should be visited by all ages . When we visited I found it very moving as well as interesting - there is an aeroplane to see and alot of information to read . It is very well laid out and informative - well worth a visit!

This was one of my main places to visit whilst on a road trip around kent. We arrived early evening after the site had closed, but was really happy to find that access to the site was still available. We were the only two people there when we arrived, and to our amazement we were treated to a formation fly... More