German Tank Museum

The German Tank Museum is a military museum in Munster dedicated to the history of armored vehicles from World War I to the present day. The collection includes numerous tanks, vehicles, weapons, and personal equipment spread across a large exhibition space.

The museum developed from private collections of the Bundeswehr Tank Training School and opened to visitors in 1983. Since then, it has documented the evolution of armored technology across different periods.

The museum displays vehicles that reflect the tradition of German tank engineering across decades. Visitors see not just machines, but evidence of technical innovations passed down through generations.

The museum is located on a military training facility and is easily accessible by car. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as the grounds are large and require considerable walking.

The museum houses one of the few surviving examples of the Tiger II, one of the most formidable tanks in military history. Visitors can view this vehicle up close and appreciate its impressive size and construction.

Location: Munster, Lower Saxony

Inception: 1983

Official opening: 1983

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Fee: Yes

Address: Hans-Krüger-Straße

Opening Hours: enero-mayo: Martes-Domingo,Festivos 10:00-18:00; junio-septiembre: Lunes-Domingo,Festivos 10:00-18:00; octubre-diciembre: Martes-Domingo,Festivos 10:00-18:00

Phone: +4951922552

Website: https://daspanzermuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.98694,10.11056

Latest update: December 12, 2025 01:32