Air and Space Museum, Dugny
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Basilica of Saint-Denis and Air and Space Museum
2 attractions · 7h 47min · transit route · 2 cities
Tickets ~€34 · Transport ~€20.25
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About Air and Space Museum
France's national air and space museum occupies the historic Le Bourget airport terminal, 8 km north of Paris. The collection spans over 125,000 square meters and houses more than 400 aircraft, from the earliest balloon gondolas and canvas biplanes to modern fighter jets, helicopters, and space rockets. Visitors can board the interiors of a Boeing 747, a Douglas C-47 Dakota used during the D-Day landings, and two Concorde supersonic airliners including the original prototype.
Air and Space Museum — Planning Your Visit
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RecommendedFull access to all exhibition halls, temporary exhibitions, and aircraft interiors (Boeing 747, Concorde, C-47 Dakota). Visitors aged 19-25 receive a reduced rate of 8€. Free entry on the first Sunday of every month.
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The museum was first proposed in 1919 by aeronautics engineer Albert Caquot. It started at Issy-les-Moulineaux, moved to Chalais-Meudon in 1921, then to central Paris in 1936, before settling at Le Bourget in the mid-1970s. The current site uses the original airport buildings where commercial aviation operated from 1919 until Charles de Gaulle airport replaced Le Bourget in 1977.
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Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis
Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis