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Welcome to
in the Tank Museum
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Closed on Mondays. Also open on Mondays on public holidays.
News
What’s new with us?
Here we keep you up to date on current exhibitions, exciting new additions to the collection, events and projects relating to the Tank Museum.
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10.12.2025
Changed opening times on 10.12.2025
Changed opening times on 10.12.2025
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30.10.2025
Funding completed: Media guides in the Tank Museum!
On Thursday, a small ceremony to mark the launch of the new multimedia guide concluded the implementation of a major sponsorship at the German Tank Museum, which has been running for several years.
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20.10.2025
We are looking for reinforcement!
The Tank Museum is looking for a service employee for the store and cafeteria as of 01.01.2026.
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24.07.2025
Special exhibition “Europe’s Front” from 01.08.
The Tank Museum is showing the photo exhibition “Europe’s Front” by Till Mayer from 01.08. to 30.09.2025.
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27.05.2025
A new Tiger tank in the museum
This example has a completely different look to the previous vehicle with Zimmerit and multi-colored camouflage paint.
Photographs of a Soviet barracks in Mahlwinkel by a Bundeswehr soldier, 1992
Inv. no.: DPM 9.2439 – DPM 9.2459
In the reunified Germany of 1990, there were still hundreds of thousands of foreign soldiers from the former occupying powers. The Two-Plus-Four Treaty stipulated that Soviet troops had to withdraw from the territory of the former GDR.
11/2025
Exhibition
Impressions of our exhibits on display
The permanent exhibition, which opens in February 2023, offers a comprehensive narrative on over 50 panels that takes a critical and multi-perspective look at the tanks.
The German Tank Museum is definitely worth a visit! The exhibition is informative and very comprehensive. (…) A big thank you to all the hobby commanders and employees who make this museum an experience.Carolin Peschke
events
in the Panzermusuem
Discover the history of armored vehicles, learn about the technology and see how the past and present are connected.
About the museum
The DPM deals with the history of German tanks from their origins in the 19th century to the present day. It thus deals with a topic of great relevance: organized violence is one of the most important topics in history; mechanized violence is a central theme of the 20th and 21st centuries. The DPM is the only museum in Germany with this thematic focus.
