Top Things to do in Peenemünde
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6 Museums in Peenemünde That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Peenemünde, Germany including Museumsschiff Hans Beimler, Phaenomenta Peenemunde, Historische Rundfahrt Peenemunde, The Peenemunde Historical Technical Museum, U-Boot-Museum Peenemunde, Spielzeugmuseum Peenemunde.
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1. Museumsschiff Hans Beimler
2. Phaenomenta Peenemunde
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
3. Historische Rundfahrt Peenemunde
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By robbly
I took this tour whilst on a driving tour of Germany and was interested in the history surrounding Peenemunde. I called Reiner to arrange my tour the day before and he gave me instructions on how to get to the meeting point which was very easily located. I was the only person on the tour so a bonus for me, we set off in his old VW which had a screen that showed where you were in real time and also where buildings etc were back in 1945. We went into the forest where the V2 rockets were tested which is something you cant do on your own due to it being a fenced off and restricted area with some chance of coming across unexploded bombs etc. We also took a look at a soon to be finished museum that the public cant go into yet and it was full of interesting things all connected to the rocket programme and I found it fascinating. Reiner was very knowledgeable of his subject and the whole tour was fascinating from start to finish, Reiner speaks good English and was easy to understand although I can speak some German he was easy to follow. If you are wanting to visit Peenemunde and not just see the power house museum make this a must do on your list. The tour took three hours which just flew by, I rate this as one of the best one to one tours I have done and would highly recommend it.
4. The Peenemunde Historical Technical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 345 reviews
5. U-Boot-Museum Peenemunde
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3.5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Grabadgerhame
Firstly, it’s not a German U-Boat but an ex-East German and ex-Russian Juliette class from the 1980s. Fascinating, though, but quite hard to navigate in the cramped interior. How did they get men to sail on the thing? Ticket seller really grumpy!
