Hangar-7
A glass-domed hangar built beside the airport by the founder of Red Bull. Classic aircraft and F1 cars are on free display, and a Michelin-starred restaurant is inside.
Hangar-7 stands on the east side of Salzburg Airport. It was built by Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz, and its elliptical dome of steel and glass is an architectural landmark in its own right. Admission to the exhibits is free. They include vintage aircraft from the Flying Bulls fleet, such as the Douglas DC-6 and the North American B-25, along with Red Bull F1 cars and aerobatic planes, which rotate on a schedule. Inside are the Michelin-starred restaurant Ikarus, which invites a world-famous guest chef each month, the Mayday bar, and a café. Bus 2 from the Old Town takes about 20 minutes. It's a good choice on a rainy day or as a stop before your flight.
Opening hours
09:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Augustiner Bräu Kloster Mülln
- Mönchsberg & Museum der Moderne
- Schloss Leopoldskron
- Salzburg Festival Halls
- Getreidegasse
- Mozart's Birthplace
- Mirabell Palace & Gardens
- Mozart Residence