Berlin Trabi Museum: Day Ticket
East Berlin, Berlin
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.
The Trabi Museum at Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin showcases the history and development of the iconic Trabant, suited for car enthusiasts and history buffs.
Highlights
- Explore 14 different Trabant vehicles at Berlin’s first Trabi Museum near Checkpoint Charlie
- Discover the history and evolution of the Trabant, including camping and military versions
- Watch short films in the lightshow theater and visit a miniature GDR world
Description
Visit the Trabi Museum at Checkpoint Charlie to learn about the Trabant, the well-known two-stroke car produced since 1958 at VEB Automobilwerk Zwickau. This vehicle was a symbol of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR).
The museum exhibits various development stages of the Trabant, from the wooden-undercarriage Trabant P70 to rare models like the fastest Trabant. It also highlights different uses, such as camping and military variants.
Visitors can watch an engaging short film in the museum’s theater and explore a miniature representation of the GDR. For those interested, it is possible to drive a Trabant on a guided Trabi Safari along routes through East or West Berlin or around the former Berlin Wall.
Includes
- Entry to the Trabi Museum
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and consider bringing a camera. Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds and allow time for the Trabi Safari booking if desired.
