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Miniatur Wunderland

The world's largest model railroad system has become one of the tourist highlights of Hamburg.​​​​​​​

Miniatur Wunderland

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Some Fun Facts

Hamburg’s miniature replica world comprises no less than 1.545 square metres and is home to over 290,000 'Wunderländer' (as its inhabitants are called). A 200-square-metre miniature version of Hamburg itself includes Hamburg's main attractions such as Michel and Hagenbecks Tierpark zoo, as well as Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, at which 1,500 trains arrive on a daily basis.

How It Started

In the year 2000, the brothers Frederik and Gerrit Braun set out to build the largest model railway system in the world. After applying for a loan, they began construction in December 2000. In August 2001 they could already operate three completed, miniature sections. Today, this miniature world comprises 1000 square metres, with even more sites to follow.

The latest construction was dedicated to the various landmarks of Italy. Small-scale versions of Monaco, Provence and South America are scheduled to follow. A whole new section of the Speicherstadt warehouse district has been rented for this purpose. There's no shortness of ideas: plans for a Central American and Asian scenery and a futuristic landscape have also found mention. 

The Wunderland may be crowded on weekends and holidays. To avoid a long wait, check the '' or make a reservation. ²Ñ¾±²Ô¾±²¹³Ù³Ü°ùÌý°Â³Ü²Ô»å±ð°ù±ô²¹²Ô»å offers travel guides in English, Spanish, Italian and Russian. .

You can find more information on the MiWuLa or on the .

Address
Miniatur Wunderland Modelleisenbahn Hamburg
Kehrwieder 4
20457 Hamburg

Getting There
By public transport ()
Station: Baumwall (U3)

Opening Hours
Miniatur Wunderland is open every day; the exact opening hours are subject to season and day of the week.
To plan ahead, please see for a detailed timetable.

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