The Swedish Air Force Museum is a modern technological and cultural-historical museum showcasing the development of Swedish military aviation. The museum has a unique collection of aircraft, from pioneers of the early 20th century to the present day JAS 39 Gripen. Visitors can explore exhibitions on the history of Swedish aviation, including the early days of flight, the establishment of the Swedish Air Force, and the country's role in World War II. The museum also features a collection of aircraft engines, instruments, and uniforms, as well as a knowledge centre with a library and archives. The museum is wheelchair accessible and has a restaurant serving Swedish cuisine
Plan your family visit to the Swedish Air Force Museum with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We went to the Air Force Museum in Linköping, a 'teknik- och kulturhistoriskt museum'. We saw a lot of items relating to military aviation history. We also tried the simulators and experiments. It was great!
Highlights: Our kids, including our 9-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son, really enjoyed the museum. The article states: 'det här fallet blir besöket lika uppskattat hos vår nioåriga dotter som hos vår femtonåriga son.' ✨

Activities: We visited the Swedish Air Force Museum, which has over 300 airplanes and helicopters. If the kids are over 135cm they had a chance to try a JAS 39 Gripensimulator. (It's possible to try it even if you are not tall enough, but it might be difficult to reach the sticks)
Highlights: Our children really enjoyed the Swedish Air Force Museum. They especially liked seeing all the airplanes and helicopters. The JAS 39 Gripensimulator was also a highlight ✨