The Norfolk Tank Museum is an independent museum housing a collection of military vehicles, weapons and militaria including Deborah II, the replica Mk IV Tank as seen on Channel 4's documentary 'Guy Martin's WWI Tank'. We have many other vehicles, uniforms and small arms on display. The Norfolk Tank Museum offers a unique, 'hands-on' experience, giving you the opportunity, wherever possible, to have access to and to handle our exhibits.
Weather permitting you can enjoy a white-knuckle ride over our off-road course in the 'Hagglunds BV206 All Terrain Vehicle', and then relax with a coffee and light snack in our tea room. We have disabled access to all our buildings and dedicated parking spaces. There is a picnic and children's play area, and access to local country walks.
Weather permitting you can enjoy a white-knuckle ride over our off-road course in the 'Hagglunds BV206 All Terrain Vehicle', and then relax with a coffee and light snack in our tea room. We have disabled access to all our buildings and dedicated parking spaces. There is a picnic and children's play area, and access to local country walks.
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About Us
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We open Easter to End October Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 10am - 5pm every week. The Norfolk Tank Museum is located at Forncett St Peter, NR16 1HZ two miles from Long Stratton on the A140 Norwich to Ipswich road. From Long Stratton turn onto Swan Lane and follow the road out of the village for 2 miles until you come to a railway bridge over the road.
Opening Times & Prices
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Knowing you are coming also allows us to send you important information regarding our site. EASTER to November we are open every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 10am to 5pm. On Wednesdays you can have the opportunity to meet & watch some of our volunteers working on the vehicles. In the interests of public safety, tripods and monopods are not permitted inside the Museum (without prior arrangement).
How to find us
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The Norfolk Tank Museum is located in the heart of South Norfolk at Forncett St Peter, NR16 1HZ Approximately 10 miles from Diss and 12 miles from Norwich. Traveling on the A140, to Long Stratton. At Long Stratton turn onto Swan Lane and follow the road out of the village for 2 miles, until you come to a railway bridge over the road (Station Road).
Volunteering
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Norfolk Tank Museum has no paid employees, every one of our team is a volunteer. We are always looking for new volunteers to help expand our team and improve the museum. Whether you'd like to volunteer, or know someone who might be interested please contact us. If you are retired and miss being part of a team and having something to occupy you, but not the stress, then volunteering might be the thing for you.
Armourfest 2021
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Main Battle Tanks, armoured vehicles, re-enactors, exhibitors, arena events, refreshments. BBQ and picnic area. LIVE MUSIC - 40s Big Band music live in the hangar with our favourite 40s band The Swing Machine Big Band! Sit back and relax with a cup of tea and a slice of cake and enjoy the atmosphere or a bygone era.
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