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DB Museum (German Railway Museum) 
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The DB Museum, opened in 1899 as Royal Bavarian Railway Museum, is Germany's oldest railway museum. Today, as museum of the Deutsche Bahn AG, together with the Museum of Communication, it forms the Nuremberg Traffic Museum. Exhibits include about 40 historic rail vehicles, among them the legendary "Adler" (Eagle) locomotive. In addition to numerous special exhibitions and events, the museum's main attraction is the "Experience Area" of 1,000 square metres.
DB Museum im Verkehrsmuseum (German Railway Museum)
Lessingstrasse 6
90443 Nuremberg
Telephone +49(0)1804 / 44 22 33
Fax +49(0)911 / 2 19 21 21
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
During the Christmas Market and Toy Fair also open on Mondays from 9 a.m to 5 p.m.
Admission fees:
Adults 4 Euros / reduced rate 3 Euros / children (6-14) and school children 2 Euros / school classes 1,50 Euro / families (2 adults + 4 children) 8 Euros
Limited wheelchair accessibility.
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