Luftfahrtmuseum Hannover-Laatzen, Hannover

I went there with my colleague a few weeks ago and I thought it was fantastic. Many very interesting pieces and artifacts. They had many super interesting things. Big models, bigger real pieces, some to buy, small figures and set ups, stunning size comparisons and much more. They have student prices! I forgot my student ID when I got there but the super friendly lady at the front desk gave me the student price anyway. I also got to go on toilet while I was waiting for my company and the same front desk lady opened the staff entrance on the outside so I could quickly get there (I didn't pay yet) What was not so great was the temperature. In summer, I expect I'd be nice and cool inside but in winter, I froze my butt off. It was inside two large industrial halls. But I'm a rather slim person so someone with a normal weight might not freeze as much. The way getting there might seem a little confusing because the area looks industrial but as long as you follow the long street along the train tracks and then take a right turn at the end, past the white bars, it's easy to find. Will definitely go again some time!

Surprising little gem. Didn't expect much and was pleasantly surprised. They have a lot packed in there. Worth an hour or two.

The space they have is crammed full of interesting artifacts, models and planes. I only had a little time for a quick stop, but you really should not be in a hurry when visiting this museum. A must see for anyone that loves planes.

A bit pricey but for sure worth a visit at least once in a lifetime:) Stuff is well experienced and super friendly. Chilly inside though.

An absolute gem of a place , this is an aviation enthusiast's candy land. The place is well maintained, tabulated and organized. Each model tells a story of its history, innovation and engineering. Interspersed are personal touches of men and women who have contributed to such amazing aerial marvels. From start to finish if you are a aficionado, it can take up to 2 hours to tour the whole place. I would be skeptical to recommend this for children younger than 5 given how detailed and structure oriented the place is.