Lipki Airfield
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May 8
The Lipki airfield left mixed feelings after the visit. On the one hand, the scale of the territory and the number of aircraft presented are impressive. This is a kind of open-air museum, where you can see firsthand the samples that once plied the airspace.
The large number of decommissioned aircraft on display is more like a graveyard of equipment than an exhibit. A walk is more like visiting a landfill.
Access to planes is limited. Only one of them is free to enter and inspect the salon. The rest of the entrance is closed, which, of course, is disappointing. I would like more interactivity, the opportunity to feel like a pilot or a passenger.
It is possible to get into some aircraft cabins, but for this you need to stand in a long queue. The desire to touch the story is certainly great, but I didn't want to waste time waiting.
In general, visiting the Lipki airfield is an experience that can be gained one day. For aviation enthusiasts, this may be interesting, but you should be prepared for the exhibits that are not the most presentable and have limited access to them. We are unlikely to return here again.
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March 31
This is another favorite place for us. The flight shows are very impressive. The Aviation Museum is informative, with many exhibits where children can climb. There are three, a rope town. Only in the cafe the service is lame.
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November 21, 2024
The Museum of Aviation Technology has finally found its place in Lipki, various models of aircraft, including unique ones, are collected in the open air. There is parking for cars, but with a large number of visitors, it may be a problem to find a place. For parents with children, there is a rope town and gazebos nearby. There is no point in writing about the cost of an entrance ticket, everyone will appreciate it for themselves.
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