Looking for an educational and fun day out with the family? These six aviation museums in Luxembourg, Germany, France, and the Netherlands offer interactive exhibitions, real aircraft, and exciting activities for children of all ages.
Located in Mondorf-les-Bains, this small but charming museum showcases Luxembourg’s aviation history. Highlights include the oldest wooden plane to fly in Luxembourg and the country’s very first hot air balloon.
Germany’s largest private collection of aircraft, this open-air museum is perfect for a day trip and can be easily combined with a visit to the nearby fire brigade museum. One of the main attractions is a café located inside a Concorde.
Flight (until 17 August 2025) explores how nature and technology approach the art of flying.
The largest aviation museum in the Netherlands is ideal for families. Both indoor and outdoor displays are interactive, featuring flight simulators, 4D experiences, and themed playgrounds. Kids can try on pilot and flight attendant costumes, and enjoy the airport-themed café with a built-in slide.
This expansive museum includes aircraft, submarines, space shuttles, and even boats. A highlight for many visitors is the IMAX cinema, showing films on space travel and the natural world. A must-visit for curious kids and adults alike.
For more family-friendly travel ideas, including car and train museums, check out our earlier article:
🔗 Car, train, and airplane museums in and around Luxembourg
