Museums in Germany

Local collection with a few fire engines.

This is the only museum of its type in the Ruhr region and is among the largest fire brigade museums in Germany. Especially impressive is the collection of turntable ladder vehicles, fire trucks and ambulances from bygone days. The oldest vehicle, a heavy brigade truck of the model Klöckner-Humbold-Deutz, was manufactured in 1942, and the newest "treasure," a turntable ladder IFA DL 30 from the GDR's inventory, in 1986.

On a 1.200 square meter space you will find many interesting exhibits from fire fighting vehicles to fire brigade equipment.

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.

Local fire museum

A local museum with a few fire trucks.

The Losch Volunteer Fire Brigade Association (Freiwillige Feuerwehr Lorsch e.V.) collects old vehicles, equipment and devices and displays those on a 600 sqm site.

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.