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Travel back in time through railway history: The DB Museum in Nuremberg!
Discover the fascinating history of the railway in the DB Museum Nuremberg. Find out everything about exhibits and admission prices.
Travel back in time through railway history: The DB Museum in Nuremberg!
Anyone interested in the fascinating world of railways has the opportunity to experience German railway history up close in Nuremberg! The DB Museum is just a few minutes' walk from the main train station and is considered a true Eldorado for railway fans young and old. The most important milestones in German railway history are impressively presented here.
The museum's treasures range from the legendary eagle, which ran between Nuremberg and Fürth as early as 1835, to the modern ICE high-speed train. All exhibits can be admired either in their original form or as faithful replicas. From monumental locomotives to magnificent wagons, such as the coal wagon or the historic ceremonial wagon of King Ludwig II, to station paraphernalia - the collection makes every railway fan's heart beat faster.
Insights into the exhibition
The model railway is particularly impressive with a track length of over 500 meters, which is a highlight not only for children. Here, visitors can discover the diversity and fascination of rail transport and experience with their own eyes how the trains whiz along the tracks.
A visit to the DB Museum is also a very pleasant journey back in time for the whole family. The prices are more than fair: entry costs just 5 euros for adults, while children and young people get in for 3 euros. Anyone under the age of 14 can also look forward to it - the little ones can enter free of charge when accompanied by an adult.
Discounts and specials
Special discounts are available for certain groups. For example, seniors, students and severely disabled people receive reduced admission prices. Groups of 10 or more people also benefit from a discount, as do members of the RocoClub or Märklinclub owners. Important to know: Holders of the Bahn Card 100 and certain other groups even have free entry - that's a good deal!
However, prospective visitors have to be careful with some proof. The discount with the Deutschlandticket is not valid and sufficient proof is required for reduced entry. In any case, a visit is worth it, because the museum also includes admission fees for special exhibitions and for the Museum of Communication in Nuremberg.
By the way, you can easily pay with a debit or credit card, which is particularly practical if you visit in 2025. And the way there? The main train station is very close - a perfect place to embark on a journey into the past!
This is for everyone who wants to experience something different in their free time DB Museum highly recommended. Here, railway history comes to life and offers a lot to discover for young and old as well as locals and tourists. A visit is worth it!