DB Museum
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The DB Museum is the corporate museum of Deutsche Bahn AG and historically a part of the Verkehrsmuseum in Nuremberg, Germany.
Its main exhibition space is within the Verkehrsmuseum building in Nuremberg, with an open-air exhibit area and train shed adjacent to the building.
Further rolling stock stored in Koblenz and Halle an der Saale. The Nuremberg locomotive shed and most of its rolling stock suffered from extensive damage by fire in early 2006.
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The DB Museum is the corporate museum of Deutsche Bahn AG and historically a part of the Verkehrsmuseum in Nuremberg, Germany.
Its main exhibition space is within the Verkehrsmuseum building in Nuremberg, with an open-air exhibit area and train shed adjacent to the building.
Further rolling stock stored in Koblenz and Halle an der Saale. The Nuremberg locomotive shed and most of its rolling stock suffered from extensive damage by fire on October 17, 2005.
