Finnish Air Force Museum

One of the Best Places To Visits in Jyväskylä Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This is a great offering detailed information about the and development of the FInnish airforce. Owing to its location, it is best to get here by car. However, bus number 22 from the Jyvaskyla public transport takes you here. From the downtown of Jyvaskyla to the , the bus ride takes around 30 minutes. Beautiful collections of military devices especially the old is very interesting Finland has a rich and varied history. This has a wide array of reflecting the diversity of the Finnish air force fleet. from the USA, Russia, UK, Sweden, France, Germany and perhaps more! The exhibitions bring the to life and give an in depth look into the Finnish contributions during WW2 and the cold war. A great way to spend an afternoon for the whole family! I definitely recommend to all people interested in. Very impressive to see all the that close! Great place to visit with kids – fun and educational! Located close to Jyväskylä with easy access via the highway, it's a convenient spot for a family outing. The place offers interesting learning experiences for children and adults alike. Parking is available, making the visit even more hassle-free. The overall is nicely setup with signage being mostly in English and Finnish. The has a nice collection of from the start of the Finnish Air Force, to the more recent era. It was nice to see a wide array of in Finnish colors, especially the world's only Brewster Buffalo and a Hawker Hurricane. I think that the overall pricing of the is reasonable for what you get, and I love the fact that they have balconies that allow you to overlook most of the aircraft. The one major downside to the is the terrible indoor lighting that casts a nasty orange tint on everything inside. i havent been before like amazing exhibiton , it is really good time travel. I recommend it to everybody who likes the plane and the Worth a detour, especially for fans of aviation. Impressive collection of rare models of ( mostly) military of russian, british, american, Swedish, Finnish and German design. You can get close up perspectives of most but it's more difficult to see the overall airplane as space is limited and the exhibits are parked very close to each other. The section on rafio- and radar technology only has Finnish descriptions, the rest of the exhibition features English and Finnish explanations. Nice to place to experience Finnish airforce and used. Lots of iconic models on display, even a DC-3. Gift shop and cafe onsite. Very cool with 40+ of all uses and sizes. This is accompanied ons of models and also very informative panels about the of Finnish including interesting backstories of the blue swastika and home-made Tiira. Another cool feature is that you can sit in real cockpits of two real fighter jets (just the cockpit part present in this case). Part of the exhibits are outside but most of the is hosted indoors. Awesome place for the nerd 🤣 Got two and a half SAAB J35 Drakens... the half being a front with a cockpit that you may sit inside (along MiG-21 too, so you can compare the east vs. west experience). The exposition is focused on Finnish air forces alone, and is very rich, extensive and well organised. Time very well spent! A place really worth visiting for anyone with some interest about aviation. Plenty with planes, engines, weapons and many more! Some are displayed as 'crashed', or with open parts so you can watch the interior, really interesting. Don't miss the huge model kit collection as well as the beautiful pictures of old in action. One of the best museums I've ever visited. The are amazingly well preserved, many in their original paint, rather than being restored with new parts. There are 4 cockpits you can sit in, with many parts still working. The cafe and gift shop are small. I was impressed to see a selection of relevant kits and decals in the shop. Interesting collection of and history. Not the biggest museum, but it’s filled with aircraft. Worth the visit. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.