Tickets Dresden Transport Museum
Overview
We welcome you to an exciting time travel to Transport Museum at the Neumarkt in Dresden: How has land, sea and air traffic influenced societies through the centuries? Impressive locomotives, elegant vintage cars, adventurous flying machines, stunning ship models and many active stations invite visitors of all ages to discover, to experience and to embark.
Listen to interesting and exciting stories about the vehicles – and the people – that move us, and learn about technology at the same time.
Using the free Wi-Fi, visitors can download the Transport Museum app with its audio guide (available in German, English, Czech, Russian and German Sign language).
Listen to interesting and exciting stories about the vehicles – and the people – that move us, and learn about technology at the same time.
Using the free Wi-Fi, visitors can download the Transport Museum app with its audio guide (available in German, English, Czech, Russian and German Sign language).
Inclusions
- free WiFi
- free download of audioguide app from the app store
- Entry/Admission - Transport Museum Dresden
What to expect
Visit: Transport Museum Dresden, Augustusstrasse 1, 01067 Dresden, Saxony Germany
Visit the Johanneum at the Neumarkt in Dresden to go on an adventure through the history of mobility. On an area of 5, 000 square metres, the collection offers an impressive variety of exhibits including unique originals, imposing models and fascinating rare vehicles. Discover interesting and exciting stories about the vehicles – and the people – that move us, and learn about technology at the same time. Acquire knowledge about interesting facts on interactive and hands-on stations: Ride a penny-farthing, board a steam-locomotive or design your own boat and participate in a digital regatta.
The Transport Museum is dedicated to a wide range of topics in the field of mobility. It houses exhibitions that cover all four modes of transport under one roof: road traffic, rail transport, aviation and navigation. The Dresden Transport Museum (founded in 1952) has its origins in the Royal Saxon State Railway museum founded in 1877 as one of the oldest technical collections in Germany. The Dresden Transport Museum is housed in the former royal stable building used by Saxon kings for their coaches and horses over 400 years ago.
The ticket is valid for all open exhibitions (e.g. road, rail and air traffic, navigation, temporary exhibition, model railway, traffic garden). Using the free Wi-Fi you can download the free audioguide app on your own mobile device (available in German, English, Czech, Russian and German Sign language).
Visit the Johanneum at the Neumarkt in Dresden to go on an adventure through the history of mobility. On an area of 5, 000 square metres, the collection offers an impressive variety of exhibits including unique originals, imposing models and fascinating rare vehicles. Discover interesting and exciting stories about the vehicles – and the people – that move us, and learn about technology at the same time. Acquire knowledge about interesting facts on interactive and hands-on stations: Ride a penny-farthing, board a steam-locomotive or design your own boat and participate in a digital regatta.
The Transport Museum is dedicated to a wide range of topics in the field of mobility. It houses exhibitions that cover all four modes of transport under one roof: road traffic, rail transport, aviation and navigation. The Dresden Transport Museum (founded in 1952) has its origins in the Royal Saxon State Railway museum founded in 1877 as one of the oldest technical collections in Germany. The Dresden Transport Museum is housed in the former royal stable building used by Saxon kings for their coaches and horses over 400 years ago.
The ticket is valid for all open exhibitions (e.g. road, rail and air traffic, navigation, temporary exhibition, model railway, traffic garden). Using the free Wi-Fi you can download the free audioguide app on your own mobile device (available in German, English, Czech, Russian and German Sign language).
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- closed on Mondays (except Easter Monday, Whitsun Monday) and 24, 25, 31 December and 1 January
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
clairecady
August 2022
Nous avons visité le musée des transports de Dresde en famille, avec des adolescents et un enfant plus jeune. En 3h de visite, ce dernier ne s'est jamais ennuyé. C'est déjà un signe qui ne trompe pas. Le musée est très bien conçu et s'adresse à tous les âges. Tout le monde y trouve son compte. I...
Nous avons visité le musée des transports de Dresde en famille, avec des adolescents et un enfant plus jeune. En 3h de visite, ce dernier ne s'est jamais ennuyé. C'est déjà un signe qui ne trompe pas. Le musée est très bien conçu et s'adresse à tous les âges. Tout le monde y trouve son compte. Il est très pédagogique, interactif et informatif. La scénographie et la décoration sont excellentes. Le prix est très abordable.pienchen_0
August 2020
Die Tickets hatten keinen QR-Code o.ä., so dass es an der Kasse erstmal Probleme gab. Man sollte die Tickets lieber direkt auf der Webseite des Verkehrsmuseums kaufen.
Die Tickets hatten keinen QR-Code o.ä., so dass es an der Kasse erstmal Probleme gab. Man sollte die Tickets lieber direkt auf der Webseite des Verkehrsmuseums kaufen.Z429XMmichaels
July 2020
Museum war nett aber sehr wenig. Mit online tickets etwas überfordert. Besser einfach vor Ort die Karte kaufen. Es gibt eh für die Mitarbeiter sonst nix zu tun.
Museum war nett aber sehr wenig. Mit online tickets etwas überfordert. Besser einfach vor Ort die Karte kaufen. Es gibt eh für die Mitarbeiter sonst nix zu tun.keni779
October 2019
Wir waren zu dritt im Museum und die Kinder (8 und 12 Jahre) waren begeistert. Es gibt ganz viel zum Ausprobieren.
Wir waren zu dritt im Museum und die Kinder (8 und 12 Jahre) waren begeistert. Es gibt ganz viel zum Ausprobieren.Andreas_aus_B
March 2022
Sehr zentral in Dresden gelegen, gibt das Verkehrsmuseum einen wunderbaren Einblick in die Welt des Verkehrs. Automobil, Motorrad, Flugzeug, Schiff und besonders interessant die Eisenbahn. Für Kinder gibt es hierbei viel zu entdecken, aber auch für Erwachsene lohnt sich der Besuch. Schön wäre noc...
Sehr zentral in Dresden gelegen, gibt das Verkehrsmuseum einen wunderbaren Einblick in die Welt des Verkehrs. Automobil, Motorrad, Flugzeug, Schiff und besonders interessant die Eisenbahn. Für Kinder gibt es hierbei viel zu entdecken, aber auch für Erwachsene lohnt sich der Besuch. Schön wäre noch ein Audioguide mit Leihgeräten, ist praktischer als die angebotene Smartphone-App ohne Kopfhörer - vielleicht kommt das ja mal. Wer ein wenig Interesse am Thema hat, wird hier auf seine Kosten kommen; da aber alle Verkehrsbereiche abgedeckt werden, sollte nicht zu viel Tiefgang in den einzelnen Kategorien erwartet werden. Insgesamt ein lohnender Besuch.478PaulB478
March 2022
March 2022 The museum was directly in front of the hotel I was staying in, and, as I work for an automobile museum in Stuttgart, I had to visit the Verkehrsmuseum (transport museum) in Dresden. The museum is small but full of wonderful treats (klein aber großartig). Housed in a building built i...
March 2022 The museum was directly in front of the hotel I was staying in, and, as I work for an automobile museum in Stuttgart, I had to visit the Verkehrsmuseum (transport museum) in Dresden. The museum is small but full of wonderful treats (klein aber großartig). Housed in a building built in the 16th century to house the horses and coaches of King Johann of Saxony, the building is still dedicated today to mobility, The museum consists of six destinctive sections: - road transport - rail transport - aviation - sea/water transport - model railroad - road safety for children with other rooms for activities and other exhibitions. Ticket price €11 is fair, especially if you have time to view everything there. I spent three hours in the museum. The audio guide is an app which you can download on your smartphone. The problem is, if you don't have a headset/earpiece with you, you have to hold your phone to your ear if you don't want to bother other visitors. It would be a good idea if the museum offered such headsets. The good thing about the app is that you can listen back to the tracks days later if you note the code numbers of the exhibits. Your visit starts in the road transport section - and that's where I spent most of my time. The invention of the wheel, the penny.farthing, the bicycle, the automobile. In this museum you can learn how to get on a penny-farthing! The museum is a bit cramped but full of interesting exhibits. For example, a video is projected onto a Horch engine illustrating the movement of the cylinders. When you press on the Horch accelerator, you accelerate the movement of the cylinders. I also loved the writing on the walls. The world history corresponding to the vehicles on exhibit. Great activities for children. I especially liked the "Flight physics lab" and the driving school where small children can learn the rules of the road. I could have spend the whole day in the Museum - or even longer.