Dornier Museum Friedrichshafen

Claude-Dornier-Platz 1

88046 Friedrichshafen

Germany

www.dorniermuseum.de

info@dorniermuseum.de

+49 7541 700 56 00

Fax: +49 7541 700 56 09

May – October:

Daily 10:00 – 17:00

November – April

Tuesday – Sunday 10:00 – 17:00 (closed Mondays)

On public holidays as well as in school holidays in Baden-Württemberg the museum opens on Mondays from 10:00 – 17:00.

On December 24th and 25th the museum is closed. On December 31th the museum opens from 10:00 – 14:00.

Admission fee

Gift shop

The Dornier Museum is located directly adjacent to the Friedrichshafen Airport, and is very well integrated into the transportation network for the Lake Constance (Bodensee) area.

Aircraft collection

70+45

61+04

01 (41+05)

D-1103

N25

–

D-CIDO

57+45

D-EFSU

D-EKUI

U.9-68/11-90/EC-CHN

55+75/D-EFYW

D-ILPB/CA+041

58+85

D-IFNT

YA+101

D-9530

98+23

D-ICOS

D-CAWI

D-CICE/Polar 4

D-ICDO

D-BEJR

31+35

Bell UH-1D Iroquois

Brequet 1150 Atlantic

Dornier Alpha Jet

Dornier Merkur (replica)

Dornier Do-J Wal (replica)

Dornier Do17 (wreck)

Dornier Do-24ATT

Dornier Do27A-4

Dornier Do.27A4

Dornier Do27A-4

Dornier Do27A-5

Dornier Do27B1 (simulator)

Dornier Do28A-1

Dornier Do28D-2

Dornier Do-28E TNT

Dornier Do29 V1

Dornier Do31E1

Dornier Do34

Dornier Do228

Dornier Do228-101

Dornier 228-200

Dornier Do328-300 JET

Fiat G91R/3

The Dornier Museum in Friedrichshafen is a technical museum that documents the pioneering work of aircraft designer Claude Dornier (1884-1969) and the Friedrichshafen-based company Dornier-Werke, which has since been absorbed into the Airbus Group. It was initiated by Claude Dornier’s third son Silvius Dornier and is sponsored by the Dornier Foundation for Aerospace.

Since 2005, the museum has collected numerous Dornier aircraft, models and other exhibits, which have been presented in a modern museum building with 5,590 m² building space and a 25,000 m² landscaped park directly at Friedrichshafen Airport since its opening on 24 July 2009. The history of the company, production facilities and aircraft models, including the giant Dornier Do X aircraft, will be covered. An archive and a library with reference to Dornier are attached.

Around 400 exhibits, including twelve original aircraft, seven full-scale models from the world of aerospace, and a life-size replica of a Dornier Merkur plane from the 1920s.