The German Technical Museum is the youngest museum of Berlin. It is
located in the bulding of the former railway station Anhalt. The museum
is divided into main zones - devoted to aeronautics, shipbuilding,
railway transport and -TV and - photo industry. Each department, in its
turn, reveals many related sections: chemical industry, heavy industry,
transport, computer technologies, automatization etc.
Legendary scooter
Vespa
Try to sit on it.
The museum occupies a huge territory and it takes too long to see everything here.
In the railway section there are 40 exhibits: cars, steam engines...
Various compartments of the previous and before last centuries.
One may get into a repair pit and see the locomotive bottom.
The size of the railway model impresses!
Ancestor of "Sapsan"
Ship latrine
A very interesting exhibit in the department of sea transport - a
miniature submarine of Hitler's Germany carrying two torpedoes and
controlled by one person.
View from the inside through a window.
A person inside could only sit and ... breathe...
A German two-seater sports biplane Bücker Bü 131 "Jungmann".
A part of the covering is dismantled for demonstrativeness.
MIG of the times of German Democratic Republic.
via d-a-ck9
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