Pima Air & Space Museum Map / Location

Tucked beneath the clear Arizona skies in Tucson, the Pima Air & Space Museum sprawls across 80 acres, housing over 400 historically significant aircraft - the largest non-government-funded aviation collection in the world. Travelers wander between Cold War-era bombers, vintage commercial airliners, and even a replica of the Wright Flyer, with many exhibits shaded under desert sun shelters. Don’t miss the outdoor Memorial Park, honoring aviation pioneers, or the one-mile-long outdoor trail offering up-close views of giants like the B-52 and SR-71. Just steps from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and the famed “Boneyard,” Pima offers a genuine, awe-inspiring journey through flight history that aviation enthusiasts and casual visitors alike won’t forget.