Oldtimer- und Technikmuseum Perleberg, Vintage vehicle museum in Perleberg, Germany
The Oldtimer and Technology Museum Perleberg is a collection of historical vehicles in a former gymnasium building. You can find about 50 motorcycles, cars, tractors, and bicycles with auxiliary motors displayed in different areas.
The museum opened in 2002 in a gymnasium building from 1896, using a historical space for a technical exhibition. The building was transformed into a center for historical vehicle technology.
The museum is run by the Oldtimerfreunde Perleberg e.V., the club that took over the 1896 gymnasium from the town and opened the collection on 1 May 2002. Besides vehicles, it shows a locksmith's and a wheelwright's workshop, so visitors see the trades that kept early motorcycles and cars on the road.
The museum has regular opening times on Sundays and can be visited at other times with advance notice. It's best to call ahead to check current visiting possibilities and any group tours.
The museum's one aircraft is not a Trabant-powered escape machine; the sources list it simply among roughly 50 motorcycles, 7 mopeds, 5 bicycles, 7 cars, 10 engines and a few special vehicles. A former Mikrus was also shown at one time. The collection is run by the Oldtimerfreunde Perleberg e.V. in a listed 1896 gym hall of about 360 square metres.
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