Belgian Aviation in Gembloux

BAPA - Belgian Aviation Preservation Association

Explore Gembloux's aeronautical heritage with the Belgian Aviation Preservation Association (BAPA)

Ready for a trip back in time? Take off for a unique experience at the Belgian Aviation Preservation Association (BAPA) in Gembloux, where aviation history comes to life before your very eyes!

During a 1h30 guided tour, immerse yourself in the world of Belgian and international aviation. Discover the secrets of building and restoring vintage aircraft. 

On site, you'll meet passionate volunteers who work daily to preserve our aeronautical heritage, pass on their know-how and enable everyone to discover this incredible history. Among the treasures on display are helicopters, gliders and biplanes, as well as a magnificent North American B-25 Mitchell bomber, star of the films Catch-22 and Hanover Street with Harrison Ford.

BAPA, a must-see in Gembloux!
Just a stone's throw from the RAVeL, BAPA is a 5-minute walk from the MI12 Fun Center and KO Jump, and a 7-minute drive from the center of Gembloux and its abbey. For a gourmet break, theMaison Blanche restaurant is just across the street, and theHôtel-Restaurant Les Trois Clés is a 15-minute walk away.

photo montage of the bapa museum in Gembloux

Practical information

Address: Chaussée de Tirlemont 75D2, 5030 Gembloux

Contact details :

Open on Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m.. Open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Visits possible on other days.
Guided tours are best booked 2 weeks in advance.

10€ per person. Groups accepted. Groups accepted

visite@bapa.aero
☎︎ +32477 93 16 71
https://www.bapa.aero/