DB Museum Nürnberg

REBECCA PATTERSON (Becks P) a month ago

It is pretty much the railway history and how far the railway system has improved over the years in Germany and what era started the trend.

Yan Kormilishin 3 months ago

A very interesting and well-organized museum that is definitely worth visiting — not only for railway enthusiasts, but also for anyone interested in the history of technology, transport, and the development of Germany. The Deutsche Bahn Museum in Nuremberg pleasantly surprises with how detailed and visual its presentation of railway history is: from the first locomotives and old carriages to modern trains and technologies. What I especially liked is that the exhibition does not feel boring or “only for specialists.” There are many real exhibits, models, historical details, documents, and interactive elements. You can calmly walk around, look at the trains, read the information, and gradually understand how strongly the railway influenced the economy, cities, travel, and everyday life. I would also like to highlight the atmosphere of the museum. The old locomotives and carriages look very impressive, and standing next to them you really feel the scale of that era. Some exhibits create the feeling that you are being transported into the past. It is clear that the museum was created with respect for history and great attention to detail. The museum is also very suitable for visitin

Ardha Kameshwary 4 months ago

German Railway Museum is a must place to visit We had a really enjoyable visit to this railway museum. It's a great place for anyone interested in trains, history, or simply looking for something different to do. The collection is impressive, and there are plenty of interesting exhibits about the history of German railways. Unfortunately, most of the information is only available in German, but the displays are still easy to appreciate and explore. One of the highlights is that some train cars and railway exhibits can actually be entered, which makes the experience much more interactive. During our visit, we also saw educational group tours for children, which looked like a fun and engaging way to learn about trains and transportation history. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket counter, and card payment is accepted. There is a convenient cloakroom area for jackets and coats. If you are carrying a larger bag or suitcase, just ask at the counter and they can provide a separate locker key. Overall, it's a well organized museum with lots to see. Whether you're a train enthusiast or just curious, it's definitely worth a visit.

Raihanah Hannah 4 months ago

I made this trip with 5 kids. They enjoyed it. However it was a bit of boring after the train experience. We arrived at Kibala (kids play area at most top level) too late, 10min before closing time at 5. Thus my kids disappointed. So, i think visitors with kids can just take a quick look at the museum and head straight to Kibala for exciting playaround.

Mariel Ortega 6 months ago

We visited the DB Museum in Nuremberg and had a great experience. It’s very kid-friendly, with interactive areas and train-themed play spaces that children will love. The museum showcases the history of trains in Germany with real locomotives and engaging exhibits. It also includes sections on World War II, adding an educational and historical perspective. Great for rainy days.