Immerse yourself in the history of the Trabant and learn all about this gem of East German auto engineering. Admire the Trabi Museum Berlin and its collection of Trabis from camping to military vehicles.
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- Free cancellation
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- English, German
- Wheelchair accessible
Experience
Highlights
- Visit the first Trabi Museum in Berlin at Checkpoint Charlie and admire 14 different vehicles
- Immerse yourself in the history of the Trabi and see different stages of development and uses of the vehicle
- Take a seat in the lightshow theater and see short films about the Trabant and visit the miniature GDR world
Full description
Visit the Trabi Museum at Checkpoint Charlie and learn all about the history of these famous two-strokers. The "Rennpappe" went into production in 1958 at the VEB Automobilwerk Zwickau and is the most famous vehicle of the former GDR.
See different stages of development of the peoples' car of the former GDR, as well as different uses of the vehicle, such as the camping Trabis and military vehicles. Rarities such as the Trabant P70 with a wooden undercarriage or the fastest Trabi are also on display; an exciting short film is shown in the theater.
You can even get behind the wheel of a Trabi and go on a Trabi Safari, through the East or West, along the former wall, or any route you choose.
Includes
- Entry to Trabi Museum
COVID-19 precautions
Safety measures in place
- All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
- The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds
Traveler requirements
- Customers are required to bring and wear masks
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Zimmerstraße 14-15, 10969 Berlin
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