• Restoration workshop seen from a gallery, where kids can watch aircraft being worked on
• Adults required under 12: children under 12 can only visit with an adult, a legal rule the museum applies
• Food is limited to the shop-café, with coffee, pastries and soft drinks

The Deutsches Museum's aviation branch sits in hangars on the edge of the Schleißheim airfield, whose oldest buildings date from the early days of flight. More than 70 aircraft fill the halls, from a Lilienthal glider to the Eurofighter, plus helicopters, flying boats and the huge Europa rocket.

It suits plane-mad kids more than toddlers.