
Bahnpark Augsburg
Former railway depot at Augsburg with a working turntable, roundhouse and a collection of locomotives.
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Former railway depot at Augsburg with a working turntable, roundhouse and a collection of locomotives.

The national railway museum of Germany, tracing the history of the railways from the earliest days to the present.

The transport branch of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, with large railway and road vehicle collections.
Technology museum in Berlin with extensive railway collections, including locomotives, signal boxes and a roundhouse.

One of Germany's largest railway museums, in a former locomotive depot, with a roundhouse and operating heritage trains.

Transport museum in Dresden with railway, road, air and water transport collections, including historic locomotives.
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