The museum was first established just after the Second World War in 1946, but didn’t move to its current location until 1969. The museum traces the history of the British airborne forces back to 1940 and follow the progression...

Aldershot Military Museum is based in one of only two surviving barrack bungalows built in North Camp in the 1890s. The museum is for military enthusiasts and fun-seekers alike as there are many different types of activity available....

Alpine Snowsports in Aldershot has a wide variety of activities to suit all ages and abilities. Visitors can have a go at skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, and snowblading at their own pace. There are three ski slopes, the main...

Army Golf Club in Aldershot was, not unsurprisingly, first established by the British Army in the 1960’s as a place where officers based in the nearby barracks could play a round of golf. With the decline in the size of...

This fascinating museum looks into the ways that the medical units in the army have changed and developed throughout the ages. The brave men in the medical corps are of course some of the first on the battlefields and...

The notoriously harsh and hard training regimes that those in the British Armed Forces have undergone for many hundreds of years are studied here at this centre in Aldershot. There are large collections of equipment and photographs that date...

Aldershot is of course renowned across the country for having one of the closest connections with the British Army, and therefore it is quite appropriate that this large scale museum is based in the town. Offering an insight into...

The Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps, or QUARANC, has been serving the medical needs of the British Army, her allies, prisoners of war and local civilians since 1854. This museum celebrates the great bravery and dedication of the...

The Hampshire town of Aldershot has been an integral part of the British Army for many centuries and central to the training of the troops is marching practice, which for generations has been carried out on Queens Parade in the...

The Reginald Archibald Cammell Memorial is to be found in the heart of the Army barracks area of Aldershot and is dedicated to a pilot who lost his life on 17 September 1911 and is sited directly opposite St Andrews...

This specialist dental corps of the British Army was not officially founded until 1901, although there has been informal dental treatment going on as part of the regular medicine treatment since around 1660. The museum looks at the history...

Dominating the skyline of Aldershot in Hampshire is the Cathedral Church of St Michael and St George. The church was designed in 1892 at the behest of two British Army engineers who had been given the task of building an...

There have been three churches on the site currently occupied by St. Andrews Garrison Church in Aldershot in Hampshire. The current church was opened on Saturday 10 December 1927 by Her Royal Highness, Princess Mary. The church was designed by...

Designed by Matthew Wyatt , this statue of the Duke of Wellington mounted on Copenhagen originally sat on top of London’s Marble Arch. Removed in 1883 when the Arch was repositioned, the then Prince of Wales suggested it be taken...