Estonian Aviation Museum
About This Museum
People don't just come to the Estonian Aviation Museum for the planes; they come for the stories. Tucked away in the Estonian countryside near Tartu, this place feels more like a hidden airfield than a formal institution, where you can get up close to machines that have shaped the nation's history. It’s a surprisingly personal and hands-on journey through the skies. The overall impression is one of genuine passion, a lovingly preserved tribute to flight that feels both humble and profoundly impressive.
Collection Highlights
You can walk right up to a real MiG-21 fighter jet, explore the hulking frame of an Antonov An-2 biplane, and even step inside a Mil Mi-2 helicopter. Don't miss the collection of historic gliders and engines that tell the quieter, but equally important, side of Estonia's aviation story.
Visitor Information
It's located in Lange, just outside Tartu, so it makes for a perfect half-day trip. The hangar setting means you can visit rain or shine, and it’s a fantastic spot for families—kids love being able to see and touch so much of the collection.
Architecture & Building
The museum is housed in a series of large, functional aircraft hangars that perfectly suit its purpose. It’s no-frills and industrial, which somehow makes the experience of seeing these magnificent machines feel all the more authentic.
Contact & Location
Address: Langemäe tee, Lange, Lange küla, Kastre vald, Tartu maakond, 62115, Eesti
Phone: +372 5853 9093
Website: Visit Website
