The Anderson-Abruzzo International Balloon Museum celebrates th history of ballooning. The location of the museum, Albuquerque, NM otherwise known as the “Balloon 
Capital of the World.” There is nothing more picturesque than to see the mass release of balloons into the air of the many shapes colors and sizes. The museum will offer great insight in to the questions that so many most likely had but were afraid to ask, myself included
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (AP) One look at the autumn sky here, dotted each morning with colorful hot-air balloons, shows why the city has come to be known as the “Balloon Capital of the World.” That reputation will only grow next month with the opening of a unique museum devoted to the rich history of this most graceful form of flight. The Anderson-Abruzzo International Balloon Museum is scheduled to open October 1,
coinciding with Albuquerque’s annual Balloon Fiesta, which starts the day before and draws people from around the world.
“For people who aren’t balloonists … there’s a sense of wonder about how these things get up in the air. And who are these people that wake up so early in the morning to do this?” said Marilee Schmit Nason, curator of collections for the new museum. “Our museum will answer those questions and the questions people never knew to ask.”
