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Hangar Seven

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Hangar Seven is an aviation and automobile museum beside Salzburg Airport in Salzburg, Austria, with rotating displays from the Flying Bulls collection.

Why go

  • Rotating displays of historic aircraft, helicopters and Formula One cars.
  • Aircraft including the Chance Vought F4U Corsair, Lockheed P-38 Lightning and Alpha Jet.

Don't miss

  • Douglas DC-6BThe largest exhibit, once used as Tito’s presidential aircraft.Inside Hangar Seven
  • Threesixty Bar’s glass-bottomed cylinderIt sits at the roof’s peak, with views of the mountains and exhibits.At the roof’s peak

Know before you go

  • Open Monday 09:00–20:00, Tuesday–Saturday 09:00–22:00, and Sunday 09:00–17:00.
  • Aircraft on display change as some go to Hangar-8 for maintenance or are used elsewhere.

What's inside

  • Restaurant Ikarus is on the first floor and has 40 seats.
  • Carpe Diem Lounge-Café is on the ground floor, with tables facing the exhibits through a glass wall.
  • Mayday Bar is on the second floor and serves cocktails and international bar food.
  • Threesixty Bar is in a glass-bottomed cylinder at the roof’s peak; a curved walkway connects it to the gallery.
  • Hangar Seven also contains two bars and a lounge.

Tips for your visit

  • The outdoor lounge is closed until spring 2027.

Interesting facts4

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  1. A hatch above the hangar gate lets an aircraft’s tall tail fin pass through.

    Hangar-7 - Wikipedia
  2. The hangar’s 40-metre-wide door was designed for the Flying Bulls’ largest plane, a Douglas DC-6B.

    Hangar-7 - Wikipedia
  3. 100 metres

    The glass-and-steel ellipsoid is over 100 metres long, 67 metres wide and 14.5 metres high.

    Hangar-7 - Wikipedia
  4. 1,200 tonnes

    Its airfoil-shaped structure uses 1,200 tonnes of steel and 380 tonnes of glass.

    Hangar-7 - Wikipedia

History

Dietrich Mateschitz developed Hangar Seven to give the Flying Bulls more space. Architect Volkmar Burgstaller designed it to accommodate the fleet and bring together art, aviation and culinary arts.

  1. 1999Volkmar Burgstaller designed the building as a home for the Flying Bulls fleet.
  2. 2003Waagner-Biro engineered and built the steel-and-glass dome. Hangar Seven was completed and officially opened on August 22.

Sources: Hangar-7 - Wikipedia · Opening hours · Öffnungszeiten · Hangar-7 - Wikipedia · Hangar-7 - Wikipedia · checked 27 Oct 2026

Where
Wilhelm-Spazier-Strasse 7A, Salzburg Austrian Alps

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Questions and answers

When is Hangar Seven open?

Monday 09:00–20:00, Tuesday–Saturday 09:00–22:00, and Sunday 09:00–17:00.

What can you see at Hangar Seven?

Rotating displays include historic aircraft, helicopters and Formula One cars. Aircraft include the Douglas DC-6B, Chance Vought F4U Corsair and Lockheed P-38 Lightning.

Where is Hangar Seven?

It is beside Salzburg Airport at Wilhelm-Spazier-Strasse 7A.

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