Book Your Aeroscopia Admission Ticket in Capitole, Toulouse

Summary: The museum was big and interesting with many aircraft. The only thing would be the audio which was in French only, apart from that everything else included the English description

Summary: Well laid out museum covering all stages of air travel. Begins with hot air ventures, the into powered flight. It traces the achievements of key individuals with pictures, models and some film. The main floor has numerous "real" airplanes and helicopters. Many can be toured inside with details on equipment and luxury items. There are two tarmacs providing additional details on these historical machines. I'd rate it close to the EAA Museum in Oshkosh Wisconsin for attention to details and preserving historical airplanes.

Summary: If you like aviation then this is a great museum with lots of great aircraft to see and also go inside. 2 x Concordes, A400, A380, super guppy etc. Free parking is also a bonus

Summary: The museum was great. We’ll set up to be able to enter and explore the planes. The concord information session was interesting. I found accessing the tickets difficult and wasn’t aware that you had to exchange them for entry tickets at the ticket booth.

Summary: Amazing experience for any aviation lover. One of the best attractions i have ever visited. A really inspiring day. Great facilities.

Summary: It was very good. Especially liked been able to go into many of the aircraft incl the Concorde. Would have been better if the Air france concorde was accessible too.

Summary: If you are into planes then this is a must see. It covers the complete history of flight. It is great to be able to go inside the Concorde and the Airbus 787

Summary: We had an excellent time at the Aeroscopia Museum in Toulouse and absolutely worth the money. The highlight for us was getting to walk through the pre-production Concorde, a truly iconic piece of aviation history. Inside the main building, the exhibits are well-organized, informative, and engaging. We spent around two hours there and thoroughly enjoyed it. The museum also has an impressive collection of historical aircraft displayed outdoors, including the Concorde F-BVFC and the original Airbus A320 (MSN001). Unfortunately, it’s a real pity that these aircraft are parked outside and not accessible to visitors. They are closed to the public, which feels like a missed opportunity, especially for aviation enthusiasts who would love to explore them up close. Overall, the museum is a fantastic experience for all ages, particularly those interested in aviation and aerospace history. With a bit more access to the outdoor aircraft, it would be near perfect.

Summary: As a frequent flyer, I was interested to see this museum. Apparently, this is most famous spot in Toouse. I took the tram and walked from the station. It took me around 15 minutes. You need to spot the sign of the museum and cross the bridge to reach there. As many says, Concorde is one of the highlights. I was interested to see war history and its display showing tragic story. It was very impressive. Recommended spot.

Summary: Delighted to be able to enter and explore a Concorde and, my personal favourite, a real-life A380. A dazzling array of different aircraft to see and not too expensive either. Easy to find, park, and explore. Would recommend to anybody interested in planes. It's also 5 minutes from the airport terminal, so a great place to visit if you've a couple of hours to wait before a flight.