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Museo Aeronáutico de Málaga

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Av. Villa Rosa, 5, Churriana, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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Mesón El Cántaro

Av de, Av. Villa Rosa, 35, Churriana, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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Cam. Carabineros, 2, Churriana, 29004 Málaga, Spain

El Fogón de Guadalmar

Ctra. Guadalmar, 16, Churriana, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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Ctra. Guadalmar, 12, Churriana, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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Nearby Attractions Of Museo Aeronáutico de Málaga

La Casa Bella

La Casa Bella

La Casa Bella

4.7

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Mesón El Cántaro

Restaurante La Casita de la Loma

La Boutique

Currillo

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Restaurante La Casita de la Loma

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La Boutique

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Plaza Pierre-Georges Latécoère s/n, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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+34 952 04 81 76

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aeromuseo.org

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attractions: La Casa Bella, restaurants: Mesón El Cántaro, Restaurante La Casita de la Loma, La Boutique, Currillo, El Fogón de Guadalmar, Bodegas Quitapenas, Cafe Pans

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4.8

(1.2K reviews)

A great place to visit, it has something for all the family - young and old. Lots of interactive displays, buttons to press, clothes to dress up in, flight simulators (we took a trip into space and back!), models, artefacts, uniforms and so much more. I personally particularly enjoyed the exposition about women in aviation. The volunteers were very friendly and helpful, even opening one of the planes so we could go inside. Facilities were clean, toilets and a vending machine on site. Mostly inside but with some planes, fire engines and ruins outside to take a look at. There's also a viewing platform to watch planes take off from Malaga airport. Take some cash as there's a small gift shop with very reasonable priced items: magnets, badges, lanyards for kids etc. They also ask for a small donation to go on the simulators. Entry is free with a donation if you wish. We spent about 2 hours there but could have stayed longer if it weren't for the fact they were closing. We'll be back for sure! Thank you!

Sandy PhillipsSandy Phillips

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An absolutely awesome experience. Got taken here for my birthday and I just loved it. It’s on the grounds of the original Málaga airport, next to AGP, and they have it all. Original planes from back in the day, uniforms of flight crews, models, and tons of artifacts from a bygone era. The even have an old radar system outside as well as flight simulators and a Soviet replica rocket simulator as well. Just awesome. Probably the best part - besides the old 50’s music that plays thoughts the grounds - was the staff. They are ALL volunteers and do what they do for the love of this history. I highly recommend taking some extra cash, as they need and accept donations - entry to the everything is free, but it costs money to keep things looking as cool as they do there. You can also visit the gift shop and buy some really cool stuff to support the project. If you’re visiting Málaga or if you live here and have never been, I highly recommend making out to this place.

Pete MarchicaPete Marchica

00

This is an amazing place ! First of all , it is unbelievable but this place has a great onsite parking, no entrance fee and lots and lots of great aviation stuff . It has an amazing collection of all kind of aviation related items; going from fire trucks to some nice planes. All people who work there are incredible friendly and helpful. They do their outmost best to explain everything to you. The museum is located in several buildings ; one of them is the very first terminal of AGP airport. It is well worth the visit ! Will definitely go again, you can spot takeoff and landings from their terrace. If you go you should leave a donation in my opinion, places like this don’t get lots of attention but are so inspiring for young girls and boys to work in aviation :)

Niki VersprilleNiki Versprille

00

I came here with my 3 yo kid and didn’t expect much, but turns out to be a wonderful place for children and for adults! The amount and variety of exhibits is extraordinary. You can feel how the museum is putting a lot of love and thought into making this space interactive and interesting. José Antonio gave us a spontaneous little tour, sharing magical stories about the airplanes. Highlights of the tour was definitely being able to sit in the cockpit and listening to José’s stories. We loved it and will definitely come again. Also good to know - there is plenty of parking spaces & and it’s free admission. Go check it out!

FlorentineFlorentine

00

Really great experience and museum, the guided tour was amazing and we got to see the inside of many of the planes in the museum and learn about their history. The tour does take about an hour, so you know and the staff are really amazing, it was in Spanish only when we visited and I translated for my partner. They do have maps in English and some of the signs in the planes were also in English. It's impressive how many exhibits they have and you can easily spend a couple of hours there. Highly recommend if you're in the area, they have long opening hours on Tuesdays!

AlexandraAlexandra

00

A great place to go if interested in civil aviation, I walked from the terminal which took 20 minutes, aim for the general aviation terminal then the San Miguel brewery &keep it on your left . There are a few old airliners outside plus a DC-9 forward fuselage (all partially accessible )all good set of airliner models &uniforms inside plus toilets but no catering ,I didn't see any vending machines either.loads of old fire fighting & general airport vehicles outside to the right of a small raised area for photography near the end of the main runway.

Steve LynnSteve Lynn

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