Zeppelin Museum

The museum houses two collections. The first is the world’s largest collection on airships and the innovation of “lighter than air”. The highlight of this section is the walk-in partial reconstruction of LZ 129 Hindenburg. The museum is gradually expanding the collection to include technically innovative products originating in Friedrichshafen that have gained worldwide significance. On the other hand, the Zeppelin Museum houses an art collection with works of innovative workshops from the Middle Ages and the Baroque period. Additionally you can marvel at a Maybach DS8 with coachwork by Spohn in Ravensburg. Adjacent to the Maybach is the 1955 Gaylord, which was built by a subsidiary of the Zeppelin company.