Special museums and experiences in Europe.
A visit to the Aviodrome Aviation Museum is always good to have a look around to see if there's anything new. Honestly, not “my” kind of museum. All super sleek, new, shiny. So if you like that.. go! If you're more into rust, rotten and old… (something I like better myself)… nah.
Well… they are officially called a museum, but to be honest… you should see it more as a huge collection of everything that has anything to do with technology (and sometimes not)….
In Hermeskeil we came across a wonderfully quiet aviation museum that is privately operated. Nice thing is, that there are some other things than the standard stuff that we encounter everywhere else.
The Airbus factories are located in Blagnac (France) and there is also the airbus museum. Officially it is a general airplane museum, but if you pay a little attention you can see who the sponsor is.
In Skjern (Denmark) you can find the “Danmarks Flymuseum”. A relatively unknown gem that was more than worth it to visit
Tempelhof Airport was once one of the largest airports in Europe, but it has been closed since 2008. It played a major role in the cold war and relatively much of it remains ...
A nice museum that mainly focuses on aviation. The most beautiful piece was actually a self-made plane with a ... Trabant engine! Yes! In the museum there are (approximately) 50 different aircraft / helicopters arranged in ...
Very little of the Yugoslavia war can be found in terms of museums. There are some points of commemoration, but history still seems so fresh and complicated that when it comes ...
The airfield (where the museum is now located) was built in 1934 and was used by the Soviet armies after World War II (until 1991). In 1996 it was converted into a Museum ....
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