I visited this museum with my husband and children aged 11 and 8 while on holiday in Italy, we were staying In manziana, it is located on the edge of beautiful lake Bracciano, this place is just brilliant, with an extensive array of aircraft going...More

Great planes and history of air aviation. Grossartige Exponate der italienischen Luftfahrtgeschichte.

Based at the former seaplane base of Vigna di Valle, this is a mix of historical and modern hangers containing over 80 aircraft and other exhibits, which cover the history of the Italian Air force from its inception to now. All the exhibits are very...More

A scarcely advertised museum but a real jewel for the aviation enthusiasts! All the explanations are very detailed and in English too. Especially interesting the expositions on the Nobile's Airships and the epic Trasvolate of Commander Balbo. Last but not least the military staff is...More

This museum is identical away on an old Italian seaplane base on Lago di Bracciano. It has a fantastic collection of Italian aircraft as well as other nation's aircraft that were flown by the Italian Air Force. There are four hangars with the aircraft organized...More

Very interesting and well-displayed museum with an excellent selection of exhibits, from early 20th century till the jet age. The location facing the lake of Bracciano adds a pleasant country side and nature experience as well. It's also totally free. The cafeteria which belongs to...More

Many great exhibits from the entire age of human flights. Italy has clearly played a major part of this field throughout the entire period. Could improve its presentation of context, activities the exhibits has taken part of, and in general more interactive displays. The greatest...More

This is not one of the World's better known air museums but it certainly should be. It has a comprehensive and beautifully presented collection of aircraft produced in Italy. Schneider trophy floatplanes, WW1 biplanes and a (surprisingly large) number of very competent looking WW2 fighters...More

Well worth the lovely drive around Lake Bracciano, you have to keep your eyes open for the entrance!! There is a guard at the gate, just say, "Museo" and he'll let you pass, indicating where to park. This is where all of the Italian dirigibles...More

My wife joined me for a trip to this museum out of loyalty rather than enthusiasm but we both feel we had a wonderful time! This museum is hardly known about by Romans living 30kms away, let alone the wider European public but it is...More