Zeppelin Museum Zeppelinheim

The Zeppelin Museum Zeppelinheim is a transport museum in Neu-Isenburg dedicated to airship history. It displays original components including engines, control mechanisms, and models of different Zeppelin designs across various periods.

The museum was built in 1988 on the site of the former Rhein-Main Air Base, where Zeppelin airships operated during the early aviation era. This location served as a center for airship activity and was important to the development of this technology.

Former airship crew members established this museum to share their passion for Zeppelin aviation with the public. The place reflects how deeply this technology shaped the lives and identity of those who worked with these aircraft.

The museum operates with limited hours on weekdays while offering more regular access on weekends and public holidays. Plan ahead by checking opening times and allow time to browse the exhibits at a leisurely pace.

The museum building itself is designed as an enlarged section of the LZ 10 airship hull, allowing visitors to grasp the immense size of these aircraft directly. Walking through the structure gives a concrete sense of the scale that made these vessels engineering marvels of their time.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: Stadt Neu-Isenburg; Verein für Zeppelin-Luftschiffahrt Zeppelinheim e. V.

Opening Hours: Friday 14:00-17:00; Saturday,Sunday,Holidays 11:00-17:00

Email: vorstand@zeppelin-luftschiff-verein.de

Website: http://zeppelin-museum-zeppelinheim.de

GPS coordinates: 50.03498,8.61450

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:45