The Visitors Park is the perfect place to experience the fascination of aviation up close. Take an Airport Tour and discover the exciting world behind the scenes, enjoy spectacular views from the Visitors Hill, or spend quality time together at the playground and around the park.
Whether you're with family, friends, or just a true aviation fan, there's always something to discover at the Visitors Park. It's the perfect day out for aviation fans of all ages.
Climb, run around and discover something new at every turn. Inspired by a journey around the world, our spacious playground invites children to explore a variety of themed areas. Imaginative play zones and exciting equipment offer endless opportunities for movement, fun and little adventures.
Please note: Part of our playground is currently temporarily closed.
Play mini golf and enjoy some quality time together. With 18 varied holes, the course offers plenty of opportunities to test your skills, concentration and a little bit of luck. Whether you're playing with family, friends or simply looking for a fun activity, it's all about enjoying the game.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Munich Airport from the Visitors Hill. Watch aircraft take off and land up close and experience the excitement of airport operations. From the terminals to both runways, the entire airport grounds stretch out before you, offering a unique perspective on the world of aviation.
Big aircraft, remarkable stories! At Munich Airport's Visitors Park, aviation history comes to life. Discover historic aircraft up close and explore fascinating stories from the past, technological milestones and the incredible evolution of flight.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a technology fan or simply curious, these impressive original aircraft bring history to life and let you experience the fascination of aviation firsthand.
Please note: The historic aircraft are currently temporarily closed due to renovation work. Once the work is complete, the aircraft will reopen, inviting visitors to experience aviation history up close once again. For more information, click here.
