Imperial War Museum London is a filming location unlike any other.

Beyond the striking Georgian architecture of the well-known front façade lies a wealth of filming opportunities.

The rich collection of exhibits housed in accessible, spacious galleries provides the perfect backdrop for projects requiring an historical focus.

The Museum's charming and accurate re-creation of a wartime house has proved a popular setting for film productions requiring a 1940s domestic background.

Behind the scenes, Imperial War Museum London offers unique and unusual filming spaces ranging from underground passages to book stacks, from a gritty rear yard to a traditional domed reading room (click here for 360º virtual tour).

Please contact the events team on 020 7416 5393 or email filming@iwm.org.uk

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View over the main atrium	Central lifts	East side of the Museum
Crimes Against Humanity gallery	Arch window	Victoria Cross and George Cross gallery
Museum rear yard	Education wing	Goods staircase
Children's shop	Gallery staircase	Picnic Room