The Museum in Salzburg: Hangar-7

The architectural work of art Hangar-7 also functions as a museum and is home to a large and unique collection of historic aircraft and unique pieces of the Flying Bulls. It is also a meeting place for all art lovers, a place of exchange where artists and art lovers can inspire each other. Access is granted to everyone with free entry.

Architecture

The Flying Bulls in Salzburg are passionately dedicated to finding rare historic aircrafts, restoring them with dedication and giving them wings again. The opening of Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport also created a home for The Flying Bulls. The exhibits on display are far more than just collector's items. All the aircraft and helicopters of The Flying Bulls are airworthy. The Flying Bulls have a world-renowned fleet of the most beautiful aircraft in aviation history and also a unique know-how in the maintenance and restoration of historic aircraft. The Hangar-7 offers the opportunity to admire various exhibits on a regular basis. As the aircraft are regularly maintained on the one hand and are in constant use at air shows and events on the other, it is not possible to display all exhibits at the Hangar-7 at all times. We are happy to provide information by telephone.

The aircraft museum at Hangar-7 is unique in itself. However, contemporary art, photographs and other exhibits are also presented between the exhibits. This creates a museum space that is probably unique in the world.

The Flying Bulls

At Hangar-7, all artists and visitors meet at maximum eye level. This special place of exchange creates an enticing contrast between the exhibition themes: technology in all its forms and art. In particular, the imposing roof of Hangar-7 accentuates all the works and exhibits on display. Today, at the "A Passion for Wings: Events that Change the World" exhibition, you can see the photographic legacies of two brilliant brothers who, for the first time in the history of mankind, kept a motorised, piloted aircraft in the air for a short time. Visit our museum in Hangar-7, take the opportunity and become part of a unique photographic exhibition.

Many other exhibits and works of art can be admired in the Hangar-7 Museum daily with free admission from 09:00am - 10:00pm.

Getting to Hangar-7 is easy: there are plenty of parking spaces available for cars. Arriving by public transport is also uncomplicated: take the city bus line 2 (Karolingerstraße stop) or bus line 10 (Pressezentrum stop).

Current Exhibition

Exhibitions 2021

• "Powerful, Beautiful, Colourful":
  This exhibition united seven artistic positions from South Africa, France and Austria. The works could not be more heterogeneous, but what all artists have in common is a commitment to painting - and to its contemporary relevance. 
• "Heimat bist du schöner Bilder" - the photo exhibition at Hangar-7:
  To mark the 10th anniversary year, Austria's largest monthly magazine “Servus in Stadt & Land” made a guest appearance in Salzburg's Hangar-7 and showed the most beautiful photos from the past ten years. True to the motto "Simply. Good. Living." 10 years of Servus.

Exhibitions 2020

• "Weltbilder” -  the photo exhibition by the nature and science magazine Terra Mater at Hangar-7
  The "Terra Mater Magazine" had a guest exhibition from 17th September until the end of 2020 in Salzburg's Hangar-7 and displayed an inspiring cross-section of the publication's best articles. The guiding principle of Terra Mater - to “discover and understand the world"- was also the idea behind the exhibition.
• "Over the Rainbow" Exhibition:
  The premise of the displayed works in the exhibition “Over the Rainbow”, was to show the nature and the diversity of the landscape in which humans are integrated. Things seen, moods, incidences of light, a plant in full bloom formed archetypal motifs and the content of the exhibition.

Previous Exhibitions

For all those who would like to take a piece of Hangar-7 home with them, the Merchandising Shop offers the opportunity to do so. Here you can find a selection of the Flying Bulls collection, fan articles of the Formula 1 world champion team Red Bull Racing, value vouchers, cookbooks from the series "The World Chefs as Guests at Ikarus" and much more.

Merchandise Shop

Entry to the museum and to Hangar-7 is free of charge. There is ample free parking for cars. Arrival by public transport is via bus line 2 (Karolingerstraße stop) or bus line 10 (Pressezentrum stop).