About Mecklenburgisches Eisenbahn- und Technikmuseum
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The Mecklenburg Railway and Technology Museum in Schwerin invites visitors into an engaging world of rail history. Situated right at the main train station, it spans over 5000 square meters featuring historic locomotives, carriages, and technical exhibits. The atmosphere evokes the raw industrial charm of a former railway depot, where guests can touch and interact with displays.
Key attractions include steam engines, diesel locos, signal boxes, and a model railway operated with authentic manual controls. Family-oriented, it offers hands-on stations where children climb into cabs and explore mechanics up close. Collections of signals, tools, and telecom equipment add depth. Special tours and events provide variety. A captivating spot for tech enthusiasts and curious minds alike.
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