Aerospace Museum

The Aerospace Museum of Paris is located on the southeastern edge of Le Bourget Airport. It was opened in 1919 at the suggestion of the famous aeronautical engineer Albert Caco. The museum occupies an area of about 150 thousand square meters of a single airfield and open areas. In addition, on its territory there are several hangars in various flight equipment and other exhibition exhibits. The Aerospace Museum of Paris is one of the oldest aviation museums in the world.

The museum has 150 aircraft in its collection, the earliest of which date back to the 16th century. In addition, the museum presents 19595 exhibits, including modern aircraft and spacecraft, such as the prototype Concorde and Swiss and Soviet rockets.