Værløse Flyhistoriske Hangar
Volunteer-run aircraft collection in Hangar 2 of the former Værløse Air Station with fighter jets such as the F-16, Draken and Starfighter.
About the museum
The association Værløse Flyhistoriske Hangar was formed in 1984 as a retirees' association of former employees of Flyvestation Værløse, the Air Materiel Command and the Værløse main workshop. Its members maintained aircraft and engines that had been in service at the air base, cataloged historical objects and collected memories of former employees. After the airfield closed, the association had to move to meeting rooms in the Jonstruplejren, where hardly any workshop work was possible.
Today the association is based in Hangar 2 on the former airfield grounds. Volunteers there restore aircraft, aircraft parts and engines for the exhibition and catalog an extensive archive of photos and documents on the history of the air base. On display are, among others, an F-16, two Draken, a CF-104D Starfighter, an F-84G Thunderjet, an F-100F Super Sabre and a Lynx helicopter; the Air Force's F-16 is at times also assembled and disassembled for exhibitions elsewhere on Zealand.
In the same hangar, Furesø Museer, together with the historical collection of the Danish Air Force, shows a permanent exhibition on the history of Flyvestation Værløse, to which the association contributed material. In addition, there are lectures, tours for groups and school classes, and events on the former airfield.
Highlights
- F-16 and single-seat Draken to sit in
- Two Draken, CF-104D Starfighter, F-84G Thunderjet and F-100F Super Sabre
- Lynx helicopter S-134
- Exhibition on the history of Flyvestation Værløse
- Free admission on open days
Permanent exhibitions
- Flugzeuge in Hangar 2 – Military aircraft and a helicopter restored by the association with a connection to Flyvestation Værløse, including F-16, Draken, Starfighter, Thunderjet and Super Sabre.
- Operated by
- Værløse Flyhistoriske Hangar (Verein)
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
| Groups | DKK 80 per personTour per person; surcharge of DKK 20 per person in the evening (after 15:00) and on weekends |
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| Tour for a school class (up to 25 students and 2 teachers) | DKK 1,000 |
During the open hangar hours admission is free. Prices for guided tours apply since January 1, 2026.
Accessibility
The museum hasn’t published any information on this – please ask the museum directly.
Kids & families
Great for kids & families
- Hands-on stations
Visitors can sit in the cockpit of the F-16 and of a Draken; on open Saturdays, children can also ride the small children's airplane "Tut".
Getting there & parking
By public transit
Langdyssegårdsvej (Perimetervejen)
Bus 153 from Måløv St. and Værløse St. to the Langdyssegårdsvej stop (Perimetervejen); the line does not run on Saturdays.
By car
Coaches and trucks only by arrangement, since bollards must be removed and the access opened.
By car from Frederikssundsvej via Jungshøjvej, Gammelvadvej and Perimetervejen to Helikoptervej/Hangar 2; from Jonstrupvangsvej via Søhusvej (sign Filmstationen) and Sandet/Perimetervejen. Search for "Hangar 2 Flymuseum" in your navigation.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
The museum hasn’t published any information on this – please ask the museum directly.
Events & venue rental
- Spaces for rent
The hangar can be rented, for example, for film shoots (DKK 1,250 per hour plus electricity consumption).
Inquiries & detailsPlan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | Tours for groups and school classes by booking; wishes are discussed when booking. On Tuesdays the association members work on the aircraft; interested people can drop by. Dates for lectures and group visits are on the Aktiviteter page. |
