Speyer Technology Museum, Germany
- by Bernd Kronmueller
- 2017-06-30
- 16 media
- 16 available
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Museum of technology in Speyer, Germany - a Gaggenau HGV from 1909 and steam trains.
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The halls are filled with old cars, planes, steam engines, motorcycles and more.
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Fire engines, tanks, planes, bicycles and a philharmonic organ.
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This Russian spaceshuttle BURAN prototype was built in 1984. It's is 36 m long, 16 m high.
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Cargo area. This prototype completed 25 atmospheric flights between 1984 and 1989.
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At the ceiling is a civilian Junkers Ju 52 - there are 2 more to see at the museum.
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The museum and the imperial basilica in the back - the Boing 747 - 70m long, 60m wing span
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This is a view from the inside of the cargo hold of the Boing 747.
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An Antonov 22 - 58m long 65m wingspan and a Soviet Air Force Mi-8 transport helicopter.
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View of the 33 metre long and 4.4 metre wide cargo space of the Antonov 22.
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Inside the torpedo area of the submarine U9 from 1967 - 466 tons, 46 m long, 5 m wide.
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The main control area. U9 (S188) was a Type 205 submarine of the German Navy.
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Rescue Ship John T. Essberger built in 1975 - 44m long - 3 engines 7200hp - speed 26 knots
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Looking up is a Mig 21 jet fighter in Indian Air-force markings
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Another Junkers Ju 52, some more Mercedes and a Horex motorbike.
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A Benz from 1915 build just a few miles to the north of Speyer, lots of old BMW and more.