A lot of old airplanes, etc. Place is nice to see, you can walk that through in 40 minutes, or... read more
You can. But it's not guarded, it will be on your responsibility. (My jacket has never been stolen there...)
A lot of old airplanes, etc. Place is nice to see, you can walk that through in 40 minutes, or... read more
Many planes from finish aviation history and also WW2 planes and engines. 1 to 2 hour is good time... read more
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A lot of old airplanes, etc. Place is nice to see, you can walk that through in 40 minutes, or spend more time looking details, etc. I was with kids, they were little bored. If you have time, just visit here, it´s worth of it....More
Many planes from finish aviation history and also WW2 planes and engines. 1 to 2 hour is good time in here. Try to find out what time is guided tour and you hear some amazing stories. One of the best, if not the best museum...More
Solid mix of different planes but I felt the show was a bit outdated. Also plane info signs could provide more technical info about the planes.
Obviously you need to be at least a bit tech or aviation fan in order to appreciate this museum. I took my hubby here for 1hr flight simulation experience. The simulator is used for training pilots, so it's the real deal. Watched from the scenes...More
A good museum,worth spending a few hours here. Interesting and informative we particularly enjoyed the military aviation hall. We were very pleased to see the Saab Draken and De Havilland Vampires. An enjoyable experience.
We spent about 1 hour there with our 3- year old son and it was quite enough. I guess you could get really excited there if you knew something about aeroplanes but we don't, so we just walked through. There is one aeroplane, where you...More
A must see for everybody interested aviation history. A small but interesting museum. There is some aeroplane types you can't see anywhere else. And I can highly recommend the ME 109 simulator, what an experience!
It's great seeing the old air planes, and to climb into a fighter plane! I happened to be there in time for an interesting lecture. Wonderful!
A very good aviation museum with a good collection of mainly old fighter planes, from early 19th century up to the Russian Mig-21 and Swedish Saab J-35 Draken. For me, it was also very interesting to go into the Convair Metropolitan 2-engine passenger plane as...More
I was pleasantly surprised to see such a wide selection of airplanes. Some planes you can also climb into. This museum is worth a visit to anyone – you don't need to be an aviation enthusiast.
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