Otto Lilienthal Museum

The Otto Lilienthal Museum displays numerous flying machines, historical documents, and photographs documenting the early developments of human flight technology and aerodynamics research.

The museum commemorates Otto Lilienthal, who conducted the first documented controlled gliding flights in 1891, establishing fundamental principles for modern aviation engineering.

The exhibits feature experimental areas where visitors learn about flight physics through interactive displays, connecting scientific principles with practical applications.

Located at Ellbogenstrasse 1, the museum operates from Monday to Friday between 10 AM and 5 PM, with weekend hours from 1 PM to 5 PM.

The collection includes reconstructions of early flying apparatus resembling large bats, demonstrating the evolution of human flight mechanisms through physical models.

Location: Anklam

Accessibility: Acesso limitado para cadeira de rodas

Address: Ellbogenstraße 1, 17389 Anklam 17389

Phone: +493971245500

Website: https://lilienthal-museum.de/olma/home.htm

GPS coordinates: 53.85373,13.70461

Latest update: March 17, 2025 11:15