Motor Technica Museum Bad Oeynhausen

The Motor Technica Museum displays a vast collection of military and civilian vehicles, including tanks, aircraft, and classic automobiles across multiple exhibition halls.

Founded in 1973, the museum houses numerous significant vehicles, such as Kaiser Wilhelm II's hunting vehicle and military equipment recovered from World War II.

The museum maintains an extensive collection of German engineering achievements, featuring both military vehicles like the Leopard 2 A5 and civilian transportation innovations.

Located near the A2 motorway, the museum offers visitors direct access to exhibits of military tanks, jet fighters, and helicopters in both indoor and outdoor spaces.

The collection includes a Biber submarine retrieved from the North Sea and a StuG Ausf E tank that remained submerged in a Leningrad river for 52 years.

Location: Bad Oeynhausen

Inception: 1973

GPS coordinates: 52.20270,8.84838

Latest update: May 16, 2025 06:34