The REME Museum in Lyneham, Wiltshire, tells the story of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and their role in keeping the British Army’s equipment battle-ready. Formed in October 1942, REME has served wherever the British Army operates. The museum brings this history to life through its collections, exhibitions and gallery displays, offering visitors insight into the people, skills and machinery behind the Corps.

Designed for visitors of all ages, the museum offers family activity trails, worksheets and workshops, alongside events and temporary exhibitions. Visitors can plan their trip online, check admission options and opening times, and find travel information for reaching the Lyneham site. The museum also supports learning through resources and programmes for primary and secondary schools. For those seeking a deeper understanding of REME history, it provides research information and collection-related content, including stories from behind the scenes. Other visitor facilities and services include the Crowns Cafe, a gift shop, accessibility information, a virtual tour and venue hire. The REME Museum is a registered charity.