Berlin Trabant Museum Ticket


Attraction Ticket: Trabbit Museum
Other personal expenses; Tips
Free for children aged 0 ‑ 11; Children aged 12 and above are charged the same as adults
(1) Single entry only;
(2) Intoxicated persons may be denied entry or service, and no refund will be given;
(3) Activity is wheelchair accessible;
Voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time)
Please present the e‑voucher
(1) Trabbit Museum;
(2) Zimmerstrasse 14‑15, 10969 Berlin, Germany;
(3) How to get there: Take U‑Bahn line U6 to Kochstr./Checkpoint Charlie station, then walk for 4 minutes;

Cancellation and full refund can be made up to 24 hours before the activity date (local time).
Discover the story of East Germans waiting for a Trabant car, sometimes up to 18 years, reflecting the challenges of life behind the Iron Curtain
The museum showcases unique military and rally versions of the Trabant, offering deeper insight into its versatility beyond everyday transportation

Children aged 0 ‑ 11 can visit the museum for free, making it an affordable and exciting family outing to explore the fascinating world of East German automobiles together!
The humble Trabant, with its distinctive moon‑shaped headlights and toy‑box styling, symbolises life behind the Iron Curtain in East Germany.

This classic car now has its own museum near Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. Travel back to the GDR era and learn about the car that East Germans waited up to 18 years to own.
Explore the history of the Trabant's iconic two‑stroke engine through various models in different shapes and colours.
Alongside classic models like the P60, the museum also features military vehicles and rally cars, offering a fascinating glimpse into a unique era of automotive history!


Drive into history with the iconic Trabant – a symbol of East Germany's automotive heritage!


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