Royal Armouries Museum

This is a really well presented venue that is very child friendly but is equally good for adults if they are interested in the military history. There are plenty of clear sign posts, parking is in an adjacent multi story car park for the Leeds Dock Complex. The museum itself is packed with interesting exhibits with lots of information, it is on a number of floors but there are great lifts that whisk you between the floors, the lifts give good disabled access to all the floors and display areas. There is lots to see and a number of places that you can sit and rest plus some very nice cafes. Toilets as you would expect in a modern building like this are really well designed, clean and fresh with good facilities and plenty of disabled facilities. If we are passing this way again we will probably make a return visit.

The Royal Armouries in Leeds is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, weaponry, or armor. The museum houses an impressive collection of arms and armor from around the world, and visitors can learn about their historical and cultural significance through interactive exhibits and displays. You can also gift yourself from the shop with varies from GOT to Lord of the Rings.

Outstanding. Free entry, great amenities, easy lift access onto each floor. Incredibly well set out and something for all ages. Staff were helpful. Each floor has a different theme and the displays are exceptional. The amount of time and effort put in to set out each area must be immense. Really really great time and have already recommended to many others who haven't yet been. 5*

It is an excellent museum with free admission. The exhibits were incredibly varied, and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. There's enough to keep you occupied for quite some time. Further, there's easy access to the museum via the train station, and water taxis are pretty inexpensive (and fun).

It's one of the greatest museum with a great collection of arms and armours of all times where I was lucky to have been! Most of the artifacts are in a good state, and you can trace the development of arms, armours, and guns too. In addition, this museum has a great collection from all over the world, and not only England. And it's free to visit, so I recommend!