Aerospace Bristol, a family-friendly museum celebrating 100+ years of aviation history, with the last Concorde to fly as its stunning centrepiece.

The museum has been open for just over 2 years and sits on the historic Filton Airfield, the very place where every British Concorde was designed, manufactured and made its maiden flight. It takes visitors on a journey through more than a century of flight, from the earliest pioneers of powered flight, through to space exploration and future technologies. Offering a dynamic learning programme that supports the National Curriculum in science, technology, engineering and maths and provides hands-on learning activities for young people with a range of interactive workshops. As a charity, the museum relies on donations to support its work in learning and outreach work in the local community and the conservation of precious artefacts.