I am beyond disgusted! Temperatures around 30°C. The only parking that fits vehicles above 1.80cm has no shades at all. Therefore, I have to take my dog with me. Final result, a trip with three kids - and a dpg- to no avail. Thank you Aeroscopia for your consideration for animals wellbeing.

Absolute must visit if you are in Toulouse. People visiting Toulouse mostly have aviation background or association , it is worth visiting.

Aeroscopia, located in Toulouse, is a treasure trove for aviation enthusiasts and curious minds alike. This aeronautic museum offers an immersive experience, showcasing an impressive collection of real-size planes and providing unique opportunities to step inside iconic aircraft such as the Concorde and Airbus A380. My visit to Aeroscopia was nothing short of extraordinary, and here's why. The highlight of the museum is undoubtedly the chance to explore the Concorde up close. Stepping into this legendary supersonic jet feels like entering a time capsule, allowing visitors to appreciate the sheer engineering marvel that defined an era of aviation. The meticulously preserved interior, complete with the luxurious seats and cockpit, offers an authentic glimpse into the golden age of air travel. The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger aircraft, is another star attraction. Aeroscopia provides an interactive and educational experience by allowing visitors to wander through the interior of this giant. Walking through the spacious cabins and peering into the cockpit, one gains a profound understanding of the scale and complexity involved in creating such a colossal flying machine. The museum's presentation is both informative and engaging. Exhibits are accompanied by well-curated information boards, providing insights into the history and technological advancements that shaped these remarkable aircraft. The knowledgeable staff members are also readily available to answer questions, adding a personal touch to the overall experience. What sets Aeroscopia apart is its dedication to preserving aviation history. The attention to detail in maintaining and showcasing these aircraft is commendable. The pristine condition of the planes, coupled with the opportunity to go inside them, makes for an immersive and unforgettable visit. The museum's layout is user-friendly, with clear signage and thematic sections that cater to a diverse audience. Whether you're a seasoned aviation enthusiast or a family looking for an educational day out, Aeroscopia caters to all age groups with its varied exhibits and interactive displays.

probably the highlight is to visit the interior of concorde plane, which is now de-commisioned other than that, you will be treated to a history of aviation and also different miniaturized Airbus models since the beginning of time

The collection is fantastic, and the admission price is very reasonable, but there are 2 things that I wish I’d known before going there The first is that we mainly went because of the “Let’s Visit Airbus” tour, which is okay… but access to the inside of the Concorde is only once a day and was the same time as the only English speaking Airbus tour. Had I known that, I’d have preferred to visit Concorde, and I think they should do 2 Concorde events a day to give visitors an opportunity to do both. Obviously if you’re not intending on doing the Airbus tour this won’t affect you But secondly there’s another museum next to it (Ailes Anciennes Toulouse). Great little museum, well worth the €6 entry price, who give a discount to Aeroscopia visitors… yet all 3 Aeroscopia staff I asked didn’t even know if the museum was open, let alone there being a discount. The only offsite restaurant is very high end and really overpriced. Not really suitable for family dining. Nice museum, but a couple of things they could do a bit better.

Great for avgeeks. So much to see. You can inside a bunch of planes, there's a simulator and so much more.

A museum with modern and old jets with many things to know for children and adults as well. Very well documented, one can see and be inside the Concorde and the biggest plane, the A380.

Being a Concord fan and aviation nut in general, this museum has long been in my bucket list. Even though I have been to its sister manufacturing site Bristol and Brooklands in UK, still I want to visit all the places in the world where it is kept. And this museum has two of these. While it's a privilege to visit it's birth place, it always makes me sad to see this beautiful futuristic swan just sitting there among other out of date planes because it was forced into early retirement. Since this museum is located right outside the Toulouse airport and Airbus main assembly facility, it has almost all of its current line up planes from A320 to A380. The only one missing is the iconic Beluga which is still doing regular rounds between Toulouse and Hamburg. But they do have a part of Boeing's Super Guppy that Airbus partly manufactured.

Great planes and helicopters to see and well managed museum. I recommend it, special thanks for very passionate mechanics keeping the oldies in really great shape.

Did this as an add-on to the Airbus site tour. Being a family of seven started to knock the price up a tad (but still not unreasonable on a per-head basis). To be honest, I think I preferred the museum more than the Airbus tour - simply because you could walk around in the planes etc. An amazing selection of planes (two Concorde, an A300B, Super Guppy etc (the pre-cursor to the Beluga) and an A380). All very well laid out etc. The A380 is simply an amazing plane - and massive. Whilst it is difficult to find any positive points from the current Covid, it did mean the crowds were very small and there was no queuing needed to go on anything (in fact we went on some of the planes more than once). Also, well laid out from the health/social distancing point of view. I would highly recommend this.

I Can't speak highly enough of this place. A fantastic museum with 3 large aircraft greeting you before you've even hit reception. Very reasonably priced with lots to see inside. All very clean and no dusty exhibits which sometimes happen in such museums. Outside the rear greeted with what can only be described as one of the highlights of my adult life, walking around underneath the A380, A320, and best of all the A340-600. Unfortunately the A380 wasn't open for walking in yet but I will be back next year to go on. Well worth a trip from the UK for this and the factory tour

Far exceeded expectations. Was great to see and have so much access to aviation history. Being able to step onboard a Concorde was great. The tram station is only a short 10 minute walk away and is well signposted if you wish to catch public transport.

As a keen aviator this place has been at the top of my wish list for some time and it didn’t disappoint. First impressions upon arrival are that of absolutely astonishment and awe, the sheer size of the Super Guppy beggars belief, the beauty and elegance of the Concorde and the vast array of beautiful and diverse machinery is quite astonishing. We happily spent a few hours marvelling at this collection of aviation history; a must for anyone who’s even vaguely interested in this sort of thing - its just amazing.

This museum takes you through the history of flight and has some amazing exhibits to view and walk inside. Highlight for most will be the Concorde and A300. Layout has been well thought out and there are plenty of exhibits to keep one occupied, in our case over 2 hours it didn't feel like it though. Well worth the trek on the Tram which was fun to do.

Visited Aeroscopia with 3 boys 15, 13 and 10 years old, all of them got excited about number of presented planes. Specific interest was about trip to Airbus hangar where A380, A320 were assembled that time. Also I should mention Concord display plane, it gives an idea how it was about traveling on such a plane, as well as a bit of history of supersonic aviation. Tourist store at the exit will give you a chance to memorize this visit by select from huge variety of practical and fancy gifts.