A really cool museum worth visiting any time of the year. In the summer you can escape the heat and in winter - the rain. Entrance is 10 EUR and there are 5 hangers to visit. You can roam around freely, read the info for each aircraft (Italian and English) and really take your time. I would recommend at least 2 hours, and if you really like planes there are even more rooms to visit for free around the area (like the engine room). Please note: When you enter the area and pass the gate - on your right there is a building which IS NOT the Museum but rather the gift shop (and toilet). For the museum, continue with the road down and drive until all the way to reach the Parking. From there it isn't a 2 min walk to the museum entrance. Enjoy! 🙂

Make sure to not miss the gift shop that’s right at the exit. As for getting there, there is an option for a 3 km walk or you can take a taxi, if you don’t speak Italian you can ask at the desk for a taxi to be called for you, there are buses that go there but it it very confusing. Make sure to try the flight simulator that’s labelled “magazino” , anyways, great museum and an awesome scenic view, cheap and nice cafe with good food, you can buy tickets there so there is no need for online booking, mostly just about getting there.

Well maintained, with a diverse collection of exhibits. It’s a very interesting visit for anyone fascinated by aviation history.

A very nice place for military and aviation fans!! The Lake Bracciano is picturesque, antique and classic airplanes in the museum are works of art.

Great collection of restored and original aircraft spanning both wars and modern day

All aircrafts in perfect conditions, nice views on the lake.

My son and Ivisited the Italian Air Force museum, and the ticket was only €10, offering incredible value for money. There're some beautiful souvenir items in the entrance front desk. The museum itself boasts an impressive collection of fighter jets, and the stunning lakeside scenery outside the museum was an unexpected highlight. The flight simulator in Pavilion 6 was exceptionally professional and enjoyable—definitely worth trying. What truly touched me was the incredible kindness and professionalism of the military personnel. My son accidentally dropped his phone into the simulator’s mechanism while using it, and the staff went above and beyond to help us retrieve it. I am deeply grateful for their assistance and patience despite the inconvenience we caused. This visit was not only fun but also heartwarming. I highly recommend it!