The aviation museum at Lake Constance

Dornier has secured its place in the history of flight’s firmament.

From the Zeppelin air ship and the RsI seaplane to the world’s first flying boat made of metal. And from the Do-31, a vertical take-off and landing prototype, and the Do-X, a flying boat with 12 engines – once the largest passenger aircraft in the world – to the bulky forerunners of today’s drones. The impressive aircraft fleet engineered over decades by the Dornier brand has not only given wing to many people, but also enabled enormous scientific progress.

The exhibitions follows Dornier’s exploration of the skys with impressive exhibits such as a Dornier Do-31, a Do-29, a Do-228, a Do-27, a Fiat G-91, a Br-1150 Breguet Atlantic, the Merkur, and an Alpha Jet – some of which are still functioning.

The aircrafts can be marveled at and admired closely in the hangar and the outdoor area of the museum.