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The Air and Space Museum is located near Le Bourget airport, easily accessible from Paris and its suburbs, and offers a must-see experience for aviation enthusiasts.

Where is the Air and Space Museum located?

Located at Le Bourget airport, 3 esplanade de l’Air et de l’Espace 93350 Le Bourget, the Air and Space Museum is ideally situated for aviation enthusiasts. Its strategic location allows for easy access from Paris and its suburbs.

Air and Space Museum: Opening hours and practical information

Opening hours of the Air and Space Museum: plan your visit considering the hours.

The museum is open YEAR-ROUND from Tuesday to Sunday:

  • From 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM) from October 1 to March 31,
  • From 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:30 PM) from April 1 to September 30.

Check the opening hours before your visit to avoid any disappointment.

Air and Space Museum: What are the entrance fees?

The Air and Space Museum offers varied entrance fees, and it is recommended to check the official website for details.

Individual rates for those under 26 years old

  • Check In Ticket: Free
  • Check In & Boarding Pass Ticket: Free for children under 4 years old, €6 for ages 4 to 18, €8 for ages 19 to 25

Individual rates for those over 26 years old

  • Full price Check In & Boarding Pass Ticket: €17
  • Reduced price Check In & Boarding Pass Ticket: €14

Entry to the museum is free on the first Sunday of the month.

Air and Space Museum: How to get there by public transportation?

Air and Space Museum: To access the museum, you can take the RER B to the Le Bourget station and then take the free shuttle provided by the museum. Make sure to check the schedules and information on the museum's official website to plan your visit.

Tips for visiting the Air and Space Museum

Air and Space Museum: Here are some useful tips for your visit:

  • Allow enough time to fully enjoy the museum. A complete visit can take several hours.
  • If you want to avoid crowds, consider visiting during the week rather than on weekends.
  • Remember to wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot to see and explore.
  • Remember to bring a water bottle, especially on hot days, to stay hydrated throughout your visit.
  • Check the official website of the Air and Space Museum before your visit to see if there are any restrictions or special measures in place.

Feel free to inquire further about opening hours, exact location, and nearby points of interest near the museum.

Getting to the Air and Space Museum: Practical Itineraries

To reach the Air and Space Museum, several interesting routes are available to you. You can choose to take a public transport ride by taking the RER followed by a short walk. Another option' option would be to take your bike and enjoy a pleasant ride to the museum. If you prefer to drive, the main roads are easily accessible from different parts of the Paris region.

Did you know?

What can be seen at the museum

The museum houses the largest collection of airplanes in the world. It also has historical pieces, such as the office of the French aviator Louis Blériot.

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