Fly sky-high just six kilometres from Paris
Welcome on board Concorde 001 & Sierra Delta
Opening hours
The museum is open every day except Mondays:
between 10am and 6pm from April 1st to September 30th
between 10am and 5pm from October 1st to March 31th.
The Dakota plane will be closed to visitors between Tuesday May 21 and Thursday May 22 inclusive. The Second World War Hall remains accessible during this period.
The Concorde Hall will be closed on Friday May 24 for the assembly of the Cercle festival. The price of entry, check-in and boarding pass is adapted accordingly.
The museum will be closed on Saturday May 25 and Sunday May 26 for the Cercle festival.
The Concorde Hall will be closed on Friday June 7.
Thank you for your understanding.
VIGIPIRATE
In order to ensure the safety of visitors, the Air and Space Museum applies the preventive measures decided by the government for institutions receiving the public.
Suitcases and large bags are prohibited and control devices are placed at the entrance of the museum.
ACCEPTED BAGGAGE SIZE
We recommend that you do not come to visit the site with luggage, however the Air and Space Museum provides luggage storage.
Attention effects larger than 55cm x 35cm x 20cm are not accepted in the museum.
Items left in the locker must be picked up the same day. This service is free.
Thanks for your understanding.
Located within Europe’s leading business aviation airportParis-Le Bourget north-east to Paris, the National Air and Space Museum of France isone of the world’s finestaviation museums, both for the wealth of its collections and long history. It featuresan incredible collection of historical artefacts spanning the three branches of flight: ballooning, aviation and space. Among which, more thana hundred aircraft from its collection are on display, from the veryfirst flying machines to theBreguet 19 “Point d’Interrogation”, theSpitfireandConcorde. Stroll through its exhibition halls and tarmac and check out the must-sees during your visit to the museum.
TheNational Air and Space Museum of Franceis also a site museum. In fact, Le Bourget is a place that all aviation heroes have beenthrough, including Charles Lindbergh. It is the birthplace of commercial aviation and includes buildings that arethemselves of great cultural interest, like the terminal building with its Art Deco architecture. Read about its history and key dates since its creation in 1919.
Bridging the past and the future, the prestigiousNational Air and Space Museum of Franceis a lively place, holding events throughoutthe year, regularly acquiring items for the collection, hosting activities for all (includingPlanète Pilotefor children) andbeing hired for various events and for filming.
Admission Fees
For visitors up to 26 years old
Free admission to the museum’s permanent exhibition
8€/6€ to board the planes (free boarding for children up to 4 years old)
For visitors beyond 26 years old
17 € (full rate)
14 € (reduced price)
Activities
Your Boarding Pass
Climb aboard 4 mythical aircraft!
Discover the hidden sides of Boeing 747 and of the two Concorde, experience D-Day from the Dakota. Open daily (see museum opening times).
Included in the admission fare for visitors beyond 26 year olds.
8€/6€ to board the planes (free boarding for children up to 4 years old).
Other animations (planetarium) are available but require to understand French.
Planète Pilote
An area for children ages 6-12. Over 1000m2, children canfreely explore more than 40 interactive activitieson the theme of Aeronautics and Space, during 60minutes long sessions. 4-5 sessions per days (see museum opening times).
Media and Games Library
Embedded in the visitor’s path across the museum, the media and games library invites you to travel to a new world of air and space knowledge. Intended for families, students and researchers, it offers a spacious reading room, a games centre and a specific library for research. Several databases allow you to access the latest publications from the specialist press or explore the career paths of the aeronautics industry. In the « On board » area, you can even consult museum resources from the seat of an Airbus A380!
L’hélice
For your lunch break, discover the traditional and international cuisine of « L’Hélice », and enjoy the view over the Boeing 747. Different spaces are available according to your wishes: a restaurant, a bar and a snack-bar.
Contact : +33 (0)1-48-62-04-38
Gift Shop
Learn more or buy a souvenir? The museum’s gift shop offersa large selection of aeronautical and space-themesbooks as well as many objects for adults and children.
Contact : +33 (0)1-74-25-50-83
Exhibition Navigation Map
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Come to the National Air and Space Museum of France
The National Air and Space Museum of France is located on the site of the Paris – Le Bourget Airport, within 10 minutes ofParison the A1 motorway. Secondbus stop (line 350) after the Porte de la Chapelle. It is also accessible from the N2, the metro (M7) and the RER B + Bus (line 152).
- By car:
Highway A1, take exit N°5 «Aéroport du Bourget ». Car park on site. - By Bus:
Bus N°350 direct line from Paris and Roissypole. - By RER & Metro:
Metro N°7 La courneuve-8 mai 1945 + Bus 152
RER B Le Bourget + Bus 152
- By car:
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