Safran Aerospace Museum

Safran Aerospace Museum at Réau traces aircraft and space propulsion from 1905 to today through more than 400 objects, including airplane and helicopter engines, rocket engines, launchers, satellites, drones, landing gear and aircraft equipment. The museum also presents Safran industrial heritage in a historic hangar and offers free self-guided visits. Official visitor information lists Wednesday 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–17:00 access plus the second and last Saturday of each month 14:00–17:00; entry is no longer permitted 15 minutes before closing and exceptional changes may apply. Self-guided reservations are recommended but not required; reserved guided group tours cost €60 per group of 15. Visitor information: [email protected] or +33 (0)1 60 59 78 97 on weekdays; tour information: +33 (0)1 60 59 72 58. Reserved accessible parking, a platform lift, two wheelchairs, adapted toilets, induction loops, audio guides and tactile/Braille materials for guided visits support visitors with disabilities. The museum’s visitor rules prohibit eating and drinking in enclosed areas and the garden; guide and service dogs are permitted. Visitor address: Rond-point René Ravaud, 77550 Réau, France.