Schweizerisches Militärmuseum Full

Schweizerisches Militärmuseum Full is a military technology and vehicle museum in the Aargau region displaying tanks, artillery, aircraft defense systems, and other equipment from the 20th century across approximately 9,000 square meters. The collection includes vehicles and weapons from various countries, illustrating the technical development of military hardware over several decades.

The museum began in 1989 as Festungsmuseum Reuenthal in a former bunker facility and was expanded and renamed in 2004. The collection is based on holdings from Swiss industrial companies that manufactured military technology for many years.

The museum displays equipment and vehicles manufactured or used in Switzerland, telling the story of the country's role in defense manufacturing. The exhibits help visitors understand how Swiss companies developed technology for military purposes.

The museum spans multiple levels that visitors can explore at their own pace, and offers a restaurant and shop with specialized books and models. Plan to spend several hours here, as the exhibition is large with much to see.

The museum houses one of the world's largest private collections of tanks and combat vehicles, including rare specimens like the German V1 flying bomb from World War II. Such original pieces allow visitors to understand weapons technology history in a tangible way.