You can go and see a Concorde at Bristol Aerospace Museum[0], and walk inside it.
There is an absolutely bewildering array of dials and switches exposed to the pilots[1].
And they have lots of other aviation stuff at the museum, it's not just Concorde. Other highlights include some very early planes, cut-away jet engines, and a cut-away section of a jumbo jet fuselage, so you can see the locations of pipes, tubes, cargo, etc. in relation to the seats. It is well worth a visit if you're nearby.
There is an absolutely bewildering array of dials and switches exposed to the pilots[1].
And they have lots of other aviation stuff at the museum, it's not just Concorde. Other highlights include some very early planes, cut-away jet engines, and a cut-away section of a jumbo jet fuselage, so you can see the locations of pipes, tubes, cargo, etc. in relation to the seats. It is well worth a visit if you're nearby.
[0] https://aerospacebristol.org/
[1] https://i.redd.it/0vqv9qlx98m31.jpg