Audio Guide of the Aviodrome National Aviation Museum

The Aviodrome is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:00. You can get there by car, as free parking is available, or by public transport from Amsterdam (approximately 1 hour by train and bus). For more details, visit their official website.

The general admission price is around €18 for adults and €14 for children (4-12 years old). Discounts are available for groups, students, and cardholders such as the Museumkaart. You can buy tickets online on their tickets website.

It is recommended to spend between 3 and 4 hours to explore all the exhibits, historic aircraft, and simulators. If you are an aviation enthusiast, you could spend even more time.

The Aviodrome houses one of the most important collections of historic aircraft in the Netherlands, including unique pieces from World War II and commercial aviation. It is a tribute to the innovation and history of European aviation.

Spring and summer are ideal due to the good weather, but the museum is just as interesting in winter. If you want to avoid crowds, visit on weekdays. In addition, special events are usually held in summer.

Yes, the museum is adapted for wheelchairs and has elevators and accessible restrooms. They also offer free wheelchairs upon reservation. For more information, contact them at +31 (0)320 230 880.

Near Lelystad, you can visit the Batavia Stad Fashion Outlet or the Natuurpark Lelystad, a nature park ideal for walks.

Arrive early to avoid queues, wear comfortable shoes, and don't miss the flight simulator. If you go with children, the interactive area 'Aviodrome Junior' is a must. And don't forget your camera to capture the historic aircraft!