All Saints’ Day holidays 2026: the activity program at the Air and Space Museum

What do we do with the kids during the Toussaint holidays 2026 ? With the return of cooler days, families seek shelter from the weather in Paris’ and Île-de-France’s best museums. At the Bourget, head to the Air and Space Museum, one of the must-see educational museums to visit as a family for the occasion!

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What’s on the agenda? Take a one-way ticket for a journey to the heart of the solar system from the Planetarium, climb right up to the control tower for an unusual vantage point over the runways, visit the museum’s permanent collections (and the aircraft!) but also take part in one of the creative workshops on offer.

Hot air balloon or helicopter, you can build a scaled model and a diorama to take home with you afterwards! It’s also a chance to discover the current temporary exhibition, Cap sur l'IA, or to learn how to carry out more than forty hands-on activities in Planète Pilote, the hands-on educational space that invites you to explore the world of aviation and space. Yes, the program already looks set to be busy at the Air and Space Museum for these All Saints’ Day holidays 2026! Ready for takeoff?

The 2026 All Saints’ Day holiday program at the Air and Space Museum:

Pilot Planet

With the whole family, take part in almost 40 fun and interactive activities to discover the world of aviation and space, and understand the main scientific principles of aeronautics.

• When? Tuesday to Friday, sessions last 1 hour, at 10:30, 12:00, 13:30 and 15:00
• Who is it for? recommended for children aged 6 to 12

Planetarium

Discover the solar system and take a one-way trip to the heart of the Milky Way from the museum's Planetarium!

Myths and constellations of the starry sky (from age 6, at 11am and 2pm)/ Journey through the solar system (from age 6, at 12pm and 3pm), Mysteries of the Universe (from age 8, at 4pm)

• When? Tuesday to Sunday, 30-minute sessions at 11:00, 12:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00.

Control tower

A visit to the Tower offers a view of the slopes.

• When? Every day the museum is open, at 10.30am, 11.30am, 2pm and 3pm.

Family Workshops

Tuesdays through Fridays, the visit lasts one hour:

• 11:00 AM: helicopter demonstration (ages 8 and up)
• 2:00 PM: water rocket activity (ages 6 and up)

It's as simple as that

From Tuesday through Sunday, station-based activities in the museum’s halls.

• 10:30 AM — Hall of Air Pioneers: How does a plane fly?
• 11:00 AM — Hall of the Great War: a quick tour of the Drôle de vols exhibition
• 12:00 PM — Eight-Column Hall: the evolution of the terminal from 1937 to 1971
• 2:00 PM — Cockade Hall: weather and its impact on flights
• 3:00 PM — Hall of the Great War: the airplane and ear trouble
• 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM — Space Hall: how a rocket takes off

The Grand Quiz

From Tuesday to Friday, 30-minute sessions.

• 3:30 PM: daily life aboard the International Space Station

Guided tours

On Saturdays and Sundays, the visit lasts 1 hour 30 minutes.

• 11:00 and 3:30 PM: discovery tour of the museum
• 1:30 PM: family tour, the animals of Air and Space

So, the Air and Space Museum is the destination for the All Saints’ Day holidays in 2026!