Red Bull Hangar-7
Salzburg
Red Bull Hangar-7 is a multifunctional building located adjacent to Salzburg Airport, designed to combine arts, aviation, and culinary excellence. The venue houses the Flying Bulls' private collection of historical airplanes, helicopters, and Formula One racing cars, displayed in rotating exhibitions. Architect Volkmar Burgstaller designed the airfoil-shaped structure, featuring a steel frame and extensive glass surfaces, completed in 2003. The building's large 40-meter door accommodates the largest aircraft, including a Douglas DC-6B, once used by Yugoslav Marshal Tito. Hangar-7 also hosts the Michelin-starred restaurant Ikarus, known for its innovative guest chef concept, alongside two bars and a lounge. It serves as a cultural hub hosting Red Bull events, such as the "Paper Wings" paper airplane competition and live broadcasts of the weekly talk show "Sport und Talk aus dem Hangar-7." With free admission, it attracts over 200,000 visitors annually, offering a unique blend of technology, history, and gastronomy in a contemporary architectural masterpiece.
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Astuce: Visit Hangar-7 during weekdays for a less crowded experience and to enjoy the full range of exhibitions and the renowned Ikarus restaurant. Advance reservations are recommended for dining, especially for the Michelin-starred Ikarus. The venue is open daily from 10:00 AM, with varying closing times; check the official website for specific hours and occasional closures due to events or filming. Entry to the exhibition area is free, but some events may require prior booking. Note that the outdoor lounge is currently closed.
Faits intéressants
- •The largest exhibit is a Douglas DC-6B, previously used as the presidential plane of Yugoslav Marshal Tito.
- •The building's 40-meter-wide door was custom-designed to allow the DC-6B to enter the hangar.
- •The steel-and-glass structure comprises 1,200 tons of steel and 75,000 square feet of glass.
- •Hangar-7 hosts the Michelin two-star restaurant Ikarus, which features a monthly guest chef concept.
- •The venue attracts over 200,000 visitors annually with free admission.
- •Hangar-7 is also a filming location for the weekly live TV talk show "Sport und Talk aus dem Hangar-7."
Histoire
Conceived in 1999 by Dietrich Mateschitz to house the growing Flying Bulls collection, Hangar-7's construction began in 2001 near Salzburg Airport.
Designed by Volkmar Burgstaller and engineered by Waagner-Biro, the steel-and-glass ellipsoid was completed and officially opened in August 2003.
Since then, it has evolved into a cultural landmark, hosting aviation exhibits, Formula One cars, and culinary events.
A nearby Hangar-8 was built for maintenance and restoration, not accessible to the public.
Over the years, Hangar-7 has become a symbol of innovation and a meeting point for arts, technology, and gastronomy.
Guide du lieu
Douglas DC-6B1940s
The largest aircraft in the Flying Bulls collection and the biggest exhibit in Hangar-7. This historic plane served as the presidential aircraft for Yugoslav Marshal Tito and required a special flap above the hangar door to accommodate its tail height.
Formula One Racing CarsVarious, mainly 1990s to 2020s
A rotating exhibition of Formula One cars including models from Sauber, Toro Rosso, Red Bull Racing, and AlphaTauri, showcasing the evolution of racing technology and Red Bull's motorsport heritage.
Restaurant IkarusOpened 2003
A Michelin two-star restaurant located on the first floor, known for its innovative guest chef program where renowned international chefs curate monthly menus, offering exceptional culinary experiences.
Contact
Téléphone: 0662 2197