The National Air and space museum : the historic airport of Paris-Le Bourget : Ile-de-France

Established in 1919, the National Air and Space Museum is one of the oldest and richest aviation and space exploration museums in the world.

The museum features two Concordes, a Boeing 747, an A380, wood and canvas planes from the early days of aviation, airship gondolas, helicopters, and military aircraft.

In 1975, the museum was moved to the site of Paris-Le Bourget, Europe's leading business airport and a cradle of world aviation.

On this legendary sire, with its 125.000 square metres of exhibition space, visitors can enjoy a rich and varied experience as they explore the history of the conquest of aerospace.