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U-Boot U-995

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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
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The Historical Significance of U-Boot U-995

U-Boot U-995 is a preserved WWII submarine, a testament to naval engineering and historical significance. It has been a museum since 1972, providing insight into Germany's naval operations.

Commissioned in 1943, U-995 participated in numerous missions during the war. Its design features a distinctive streamlined hull and conning tower, reflecting the advanced technology of its time. The submarine is now a cultural landmark, offering educational exhibits on maritime warfare and history.

Noteworthy Features

  • 🚢 External Tours: Visitors can explore the submarine’s outer shell and learn about its features.
  • 🎖️ Exhibits: The museum includes multimedia displays detailing U-boat operations and crew life.
  • 🖼️ Historical Artifacts: Various artifacts from the submarine and war era are on display.

Access to U-Boot U-995 is through a paid entry, making it an engaging visit for tourists, history enthusiasts, and families alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum U-Boot U-995

First U-boat Museum

U-Boot U-995 was the world's first U-boat opened as a museum, highlighting its historical value.

Survivor's Journey

Only a few of the 1,162 U-boats built during WWII survived, with U-995 being among the last.

Exterior Changes

The submarine's exterior has been restored to its original wartime condition for historical accuracy.

Location

Strandstr. 92 (Technisches Museum)