The National Paralympic Heritage Centre is a small museum and visitor attraction located at Stoke Mandeville Stadium in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Operated by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust, it focuses on preserving and sharing the history of the Paralympic movement, which is widely recognised as having originated at Stoke Mandeville. The centre presents exhibitions and displays exploring the development of disability sport, including the work of Professor Sir Ludwig Guttmann and the evolution of the Paralympic Games.

Based in Aylesbury and serving visitors from across Buckinghamshire and beyond, the Heritage Centre functions as an educational and cultural facility with accessible exhibits, interactive displays, and resources for individuals, families, and groups. The museum is open to the public without the need for advance booking and forms part of the wider Stoke Mandeville Stadium site, which has historic significance as a centre for wheelchair sport and rehabilitation.

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Overview written 22 March 2026.