Welcome to the DB Museum in NurembergTake a journey through time into Deutsche Bahn AG’s past. In the DB Museum in Nuremberg, there’s something for everyone to discover. How did rail travel come to Germany? Since when have there been restaurant cars on the trains? And who invented the ICE? Our historical exhibits, from the Royal saloon car to a promotional phonographic record, have lots of exciting stories to tell about the railway. |
Visitor informationOur opening times & chargesThe DB Museum is open from Tuesday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on weekends ... |
Exhibitions
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A large collection of railway legends is on display in two vehicle halls. |
The DB Museum has the largest collection of heritage railway vehicles in Germany. There are around 30 superb examples from the collection on display in Nuremberg.
Exhibitions
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The beginnings of railway history up to World War I |
How did rail travel come to Germany? What effects did the introduction of this new transport mode have on people’s lives? In the first part of our permanent exhibition, many fascinating objects provide answers to the basic questions about railway history.
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The most important informations about the DB Museum at a glance |
We have compiled all important informations about our Museum in short guides in German and six other languages. Here you can download the information material.