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A collection of airplanes in flying condition!

Musée Volant Salis

All the aircraft on display are in flying condition. In 1909, Louis Blériot was the first to cross the English Channel in his plane. It was then that Jean-Baptiste Salis first became involved in aviation. Three years later, Salis took to the skies in a " dragonfly " he had refurbished himself, and a few years later became the first aviator to fly over Mont Blanc.
Cane-blown glass

Soisy-sur-Ecole glassworks

Since 1978, the Verrerie de Soisy-sur-Ecole has been revealing the magic of cane-blown glass to the general public. Start your visit by entering a magnificent wooded park on the banks of the river Ecole. Here you'll find glass installations poetically scattered in an exceptional, calm and soothing setting.
A landscaped heritage site

Domaine de Chamarande

In 2001, the Essonne Departmental Council decided to turn this emblematic site, owned by the Department since 1978 but closed to the general public, into a flagship cultural facility for Essonne, with the aim of "reconnecting contemporary artistic creation with its natural setting", in particular the visual arts, thus giving all Essonniens access to what is today their heritage.