The Tiger I goes on tour
The Tiger, which has been on loan to us since last summer, is on vacation until MID-May: as it is being shown at an event at the Oorlogsmuseum Overloon, the parking space in Hall 1 will be empty until then. However, we will continue to show our detailed 1:1 replica of a Tiger I.
Site plan
Our site at a glance.
Whether exhibition halls, special areas or service facilities – our site plan will help you find your way around the museum grounds quickly and easily. Plan your tour and discover the history step by step.
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0 Introduction
1 1900-1933: World War and the Weimar Republic
2 1933-1941: Blitzkrieg and crime
3 1941-1944: War of extermination
4 1944-1949: End of the war
5 1949-1962: Cold War
6 1962-1990: Arms race or détente
7 1990-today: Bundeswehr in action
8 Futures of the tank
R Reflection areas
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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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.
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08.05.2025
80 years – End of the war in Europe
What can we learn from this for today? – More info in the video
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23.04.2025
The Tiger I goes on tour
The tiger, which has been on loan to us since last summer, is on vacation until MID-May
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03.04.2025
A short video about the accident in Lithuania
Museum director Ralf Rahts shares his thoughts on the accident in Lithuania.
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02.04.2025
Unfortunately no steel on the Heide 2026
There will be no steel on the heath in 2026. The video explains why.
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17.03.2025
Buy your ticket at the museum
You do not need to buy a ticket or book an appointment in advance to visit the Tank Museum.
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11.02.2025
New video series has started!
In seven parts with a total duration of 2 hours, we shed light on the Stormtiger.
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27.01.2025
To commemorate the liberation of Auschwitz
“DO THE JEWS REALLY HAVE TO BE IN THE TANK MUSEUM NOW? BERGEN-BELSEN ISN’T THAT FAR AWAY, THAT’S ENOUGH.”
