Explore the Zeppelin Museum

The Zeppelin Museum offers a deep dive into the history of airship travel, with over 1500 exhibits spread across 4000m². Founded in 1996, it honors the legacy of airship pioneer Ferdinand von Zeppelin.

Housed in a Bauhaus-style building from 1932, the museum features a full-scale model of the Hindenburg, the largest airship ever created, which tragically caught fire in 1937. Unique to this museum is its technical and historical insights, complemented by a significant art collection that spans centuries.

Must-See Features

• 🚀 Hindenburg Mock-Up: A walkable 33m section of the infamous airship.
• 🎨 Masterpieces: Art from Southern Germany, including Otto Dix's works.
• ⚙️ Historical Insights: Displays of original Graf Zeppelin components from its 590 worldwide journeys.

With a nominal entrance fee, this museum caters to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.