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About Aerospace Bristol

Aerospace Bristol is an interactive aerospace museum located on the historic Filton Airfield site, celebrating Bristol’s world-famous aviation heritage. The museum is home to a fascinating collection of aircraft, engines, helicopters, missiles and aerospace technology, including the last Concorde ever to fly, Concorde Alpha Foxtrot, which visitors can board and explore. Throughout the site, there are hands-on exhibits, galleries and displays that highlight the achievements of the aerospace industry and the people behind it. Accessibility has been carefully considered across the museum, with step-free access to most areas, accessible toilets, lifts and wide circulation routes available throughout the main exhibition spaces. Designated accessible parking bays are located close to the entrance, and seating is positioned around the museum for visitors who may require rest points during their visit. Assistance dogs are welcome, and the museum aims to provide an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all visitors.