The Aeronauticum is a museum dedicated to the history of naval and maritime aviation.

The Aeronauticum vividly presents the history and technical development of naval aviation with original exhibits, dioramas, photos and texts. On the approx. 36,000 square metre outdoor area, 18 original aircraft of the German naval aviators since 1956 are exhibited. In addition, there are large exhibits from the airfield fire brigade and on the subject of military transports. Special exhibitions complete the range of exhibits. The museum café and the large children's playground invite visitors to linger.

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Openings

Closed on 24 & 31 December.

Price info

Prices at https://aeronauticum.de/besucherinfos/

Eligibility

Bad Weather Offer
Suitable for any weather
for Groups
for Class
for familys
Suitable for the Elderly
for Children of all Ages

Linguistic proficiency

English, French

Other Furnishing/Equipment

Children Entertainment Corner (indoors)
Children's Playground (outdoors)
Toilet
Baby Change
Handicapped accessible WC
Barrier-free access

Payment methods

Cash payment on site, Paypal

Certification and seal of quality - miscellaneous

Other certification
Reisen für Alle (accessibility certification)

Accessibility

Travel for Everyone

The museum is barrier-free accessible. There are designated parking spaces, a disabled toilet and a lift.

General Information on Accessibility

Further information

Directions & Parking facilities

Mit dem Auto über die A 27 Richtung Cuxhaven Abfahrt Nordholz.
Mit dem Bus die Buslinien 550 oder 1021.
Mit der Bahn die Bahnlinie Cuxhaven-Bremerhaven Station Nordholz.

https://aeronauticum.de/besucherinfos/

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