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School trip to the Aviodrome Aviation Museum

Take your class on a swoop past more than 100 unique aircraft at the Aviodrome aviation museum in Lelystad.

Destination
Lelystad
Type of trip
Museum
Target group
Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

The Aviodrome aviation museum in Lelystad takes pupils on a journey through the history of flight. Passing more than 100 unique aircraft, they discover how flying has developed. They can even check in on a Boeing 747 and learn how aircraft really work.

As well as plenty to see, hear and read, there is lots to do: in the flight simulators pupils imagine they are real pilots, and in the 4D cinema they enjoy a lifelike flying adventure. You put the day together yourself, for example with an educational guided tour in which a guide tells fascinating stories about the aircraft and answers all the children's questions. The museum asks for at least one accompanying adult per ten pupils.

We are happy to arrange transport to Lelystad for you and your pupils. Our experienced driver takes your group comfortably and safely by coach to the Aviodrome, so your school trip starts with a pleasant journey.

Highlights

  • More than 100 unique aircraft
  • Flight simulators and 4D cinema
  • Educational guided tour

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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