Welcome to NASAM
The Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum is an extensive collection of over 60 aircraft and 30,000 artefacts set in the rural Waveney Valley on the Norfolk and Suffolk border just outside Bungay in the village of Flixton.
The museum comprises an outdoor aircraft display as well as two hangars, two linked buildings and four other themed buildings for Bomber Command, Air Sea Rescue, 6 Group Royal Observer Corps and the 446th Bomb Group USAAF who were based at the nearby Flixton Airfield.
NASAM is decidedly ‘hands-on’, with aircraft and cockpits to sit in, simulator experiences, a working Link Trainer, a (non-working!) ejection seat to strap into, morse code machines and much more. We’re family friendly and dog friendly, so don’t delay; plan your visit today.
Opening Hours
Wednesday 18th February until Sunday 8th November
Tickets
Adult £10
Child aged 5-17 £5
Child under 5 Free
Family ticket £20 (5 family members with up to 2 adults)
Upcoming Events
How to Find Us
The Street, Flixton, Suffolk NR35 1NZ
From the West (Diss etc.)
Take the A143 towards Bungay, Beccles and Great Yarmouth, follow this past Harleston (two roundabouts), after 10.4 miles the museum is signposted to the right (B1062) and is towards the far end of Flixton village on the left behind the Buck Public House (2.4 miles from the turn off).
From the East (Bungay etc.)
Follow signs into the centre of Bungay, then towards Halesworth on the A144, the museum is signposted to the right just at the bottom of a (shallow) hill on the B1062. Follow the road, the museum is on the right just at the start of Flixton Village (1.6 miles from the turn off).
From the North (Norwich etc.)
Follow signs to Bungay on the B1322, then follow directions from the East.
From the South (Halesworth etc.)
Follow signs to Bungay on the A144, the museum is signposted to the left on the B1062 at the bottom of a shallow hill just as you enter Bungay, then follow directions from the East.
Preserving Aviation History
Step into our museum and experience the evolution of flight firsthand, from biplanes to supersonic jets