U-Boat Museum Hamburg A technical adventure awaits you in which You in one of the largest non-atomic Hunting and espionage U-Boat of its time can descend. Home page Your visit Your

The decommissioned British submarine “HMS Otus” of the Oberon Class is now moored at Sassnitz city harbour. Immerse yourself in another world.

Description: In the harbour of the German Maritime Museum we bumped into a German Submarine. The U-boat Type XXI, of which the Wilhelm is an example, 

Docked in front of the Fischmarkt market hall, the Soviet-built submarine from the mid-1970s is still fully operational. But its days of stealthy underwater 

U-Boat Museum Hamburg Visit the legendary submarine 434 - one of the largest non-nuclear hunting and espionage submarines - at the Fischmarkt.

The Sailing Museum is Now Open! The museum's location at the seaport city's historic Armory Building — the site of the Press Headquarters for the America's Cup from 1958 to 1983 — is incorporated into the exhibits. Tickets are $18, with discounts for seniors, students, and military. Children 10 and under admitted free of charge.

A Polish member of the U-boat's crew was induced, with the promise of a better life in America after the war, to explain to a Polish-speaking U.S. sailor how the engines and bilge pumps operated. The U-505 crosses the Lake Michigan shoreline on its way to Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry in September 1954 (Credit

The U-434 Submarine Museum is located at Fisherman's Wharf in Hamburg, Germany. It is a former Soviet submarine and is larger than the conventional 

Submarine Flore-S645. An interactive museum at home to Lorient. visit breathtaking , unique to Lorient! Built 

About U-Boat Museum, Hamburg U-434 Submarine is a former Soviet submarine for the Russian navy, built in 1976. The submarine now is moored in front of 

5/31 · The U-505, pictured here shortly after being captured in 1944, currently is a popular attraction at the Chicago Museum of Technology. (Image source: WikiMedia Commons) U-505 The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry has been home to the U-505, a Type IXC U-boat, since 1954. U-boat, since 1954.