Museums in Germany

Fire Museum in Holdenstedt features a nice lineup of fire trucks

Local firefighters' museum with a few nice old fire engines.

Vehicles from six decades illustrates the vehicle development of fire departments in the city and in the country. In 1986, some enthusiastic firefighters began collecting fire department exhibits.

Local fire museum

A local museum with a few fire trucks.

In order to relocate the fire station from the city center, the city of Lorsch acquired the property of a former bus company in 2005. The property had an area of ​​approximately 6,000 m² and consisted of a residential building with a travel agency, 2 bus halls and a company gas station.
The property is conveniently located on the western outskirts of Lorsch.

As part of the Open Air Museum Kiekeberg, the local firefighting museum has been in operation since 1987. On a space of about 750 sqm, fire engines and other equipment are being exhibited.

It's a local fire museum, with lots of memorabilia and hand pumps. Separately there is a depot for the fire engines, trucks and motorcycles

Collection of the local firefighters, including mostly East German vehicles.

Fire Brigade Museum Ravensburg shows a nice collection of all kinds of fire brigade memorabilia, big collection of scale models, Ravensburg history line of Fire Brigade and of course some vehicles.