Göteborg-Säve Aeroseum is an aviation museum located at the Göteborg-Säve Airport (formerly a military airbase) in Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden. The museum offers an exciting look at aviation history, with a particular focus on military aircraft, aviation technology, and Sweden’s aerospace heritage. Its unique location in a former underground military hangar makes it stand out among aviation museums.
Aeroseum
Säve Depå
Holmvägen
Göteborg
+46 31 55 83 00
Fax: +46 31 55 13 09
Tuesday – Sunday 11:00 – 18:00
Admission fee
Gift shop
NB! Säve Depå is at the former military side of Göteborg City Airport, NOT the civil air terminal
Aircraft collection
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Aeroseum Is an internationally unique exhibition destination. Inside a declassified Swedish Air Force bunker carved out of solid rock, you will be able to take a journey through the History of Flight.
Key Highlights of Göteborg-Säve Aeroseum:
- Military Aircraft Collection:
Aeroseum features a wide range of military aircraft, with an emphasis on Swedish Air Force planes. The museum’s collection includes:- Saab 37 Viggen: A Swedish multi-role fighter aircraft that served the Swedish Air Force from the 1970s to the early 2000s.
- Saab 29 Tunnan: One of Sweden’s first jet fighters, which saw service during the Cold War.
- J 35 Draken: Another significant Swedish fighter jet that played a key role in Sweden’s air defense during the 1950s and 1960s.
- Helicopters: Including military (Kawasaki Hkp4C) and civilian models used for various purposes such as rescue, reconnaissance, and transport.
- Jet Trainers: Saab Sk60A Aircraft used for training pilots in high-performance aviation.
- Underground Hangars:
One of the unique aspects of Aeroseum is its location. The museum is situated in former underground military hangars that were built during the Cold War as part of Sweden’s defense strategy. The underground complex includes several large hangars where aircraft are displayed in an environment that reflects the era’s military preparedness. The museum offers a fascinating insight into Sweden’s defense infrastructure during the Cold War, showing how aircraft were stored and maintained in these secretive, secure locations. - Interactive Exhibits and Simulators:
Aeroseum offers several interactive exhibits, including flight simulators where visitors can experience what it’s like to pilot different types of aircraft. This makes it especially appealing to younger visitors and aviation enthusiasts who want to get hands-on experience with the technology. - Aviation Technology and History:
The museum covers the development of aviation technology, focusing on the evolution of aircraft, flight systems, and military aviation tactics. Visitors can explore how Swedish aviation technology developed over the years and its impact on the country’s defense capabilities. There are also exhibits on Swedish aerospace companies, including Saab, and their innovations in aircraft design. - Educational Programs:
Aeroseum offers educational programs and guided tours for schools, aviation enthusiasts, and groups interested in learning more about aviation history. The programs are designed to teach visitors about aviation technology, Swedish defense history, and the challenges of building and operating military aircraft. - Special Exhibitions:
In addition to its permanent exhibits, Aeroseum hosts temporary exhibitions that highlight different aspects of aviation history. These might include special displays on particular aircraft, aviation pioneers, or Sweden’s role in the global aerospace industry. - Airfield and Aviation Events:
The Aeroseum is located at Göteborg-Säve Airport, which was once a military airbase and is now used for general aviation. The site regularly hosts aviation events, including airshows, fly-ins, and other activities that attract aviation enthusiasts. Visitors may have the opportunity to see flying displays or learn more about modern aviation at these events.
Photos Ruud Boots