Saw the spitfire after looking at the knife angel. The museum was lovely, will go again to see the Titanic exhibition.

Welcome to the home of the City’s Spitfire. The RAF donated Spitfire RW388 to Stoke-on-Trent in 1972. The aeroplane is a symbol of great design and engineering. It represents the link between Stoke-on-Trent and the Spitfire’s designer, Reginald Joseph Mitchell. Mitchell was born and educated in north Staffordshire. He designed 24 different aeroplanes during his career including flying boats, high-speed racing seaplanes, and the Supermarine Spitfire.

A good modern room regarding the heritage of a legendary aircraft & its local creator. Enough material not to be cluttered or overwhelmed

Lovely to see and makes you proud to live in Stoke on Trent

In the lower ground floor basement of the potteries museum and cafe was an unexpected surprise. A Mark 16 original spitfire donated to Stoke-on-Trent by the RAF in 1953. Enough space to walk fully around, a cut out of a Merlin engine and an upset level which gives a good history of the Supermarine company which built them and it’s founder and creator of the Spitfire. Nice, clean, self contained area with a no frills cafe adjacent

A bright new area for the spitfire, huge improvement from how it used to be

Great exhibit,very interesting

Fabulous

An amazing place to visit, lots of things to see and hear about the Spitfire and world war 2.

Great gallery, inspirational and the short video presentations were informative and engaging, there's a nice cafe attached.

Absolutely loved our visit. Need to return as we didn't get to see everything.

Wonderful. There was so much to see. Loved the art and ceramics upstairs.

Airy and informative with the chance to learn more and get up close to the Spitfire.

They have done a fantastic restoration job of the spitfire and there is an excellent display to go with it. Well worth a visit for this part of the museum but there's so much more to see.

Lovely museum with interesting exhibits and very child friendly. My 18 month old adored exploring everything on display.

Exceptional place the Spitfire is in the place it deserves for all to look at and be Exceptionally proud of our heritage

Good display and right next to the Café.