Miniatur Wunderland is the largest model railway system in the world, featuring different countries and landmarks in miniature size. The exhibit includes over 1,545 square meters of miniature landscapes, with more than 290,000 figures and 1,040 trains. Visitors can explore various sections, including Hamburg, the Harz mountains, Austria, America, Scandinavia, Switzerland, and Italy. The model railway system also features a day-night lighting cycle and almost 500,000 built-in LED lights. The place is a great destination for families, with many kid-friendly activities and exhibits to enjoy
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Activities: We visited Miniature Wonderland, a model train museum with incredibly detailed exhibits from around the world. The kids loved the miniature world and the lights changing from day to night
Highlights: We enjoyed the incredible detail of the exhibits, the magical atmosphere, and the kids were mesmerized for hours! ✨


Activities: We walked around the intricate exhibits of transports across the globe, and were wowed at the craftsmanship and detail to bring these miniature worlds to life
Highlights: The most impressive section was the model airport, and we even got to see a miniature Starship Enterprise take off! ✨

Activities: We visited the Miniatur Wunderland. We saw the Wild West, canyons and lots of people. "Oha!" "Boah!" "Wow!" and similar exclamations of amazement" were heard constantly. We also went to the airport and to Italy in miniature
Highlights: We loved the miniature world. The son "boasted" many exclamations of amazement. "We saw the Wild West..." The son was also impressed by a volcano erupting during the Miniatur-Wunderwelt-night! ✨

Activities: We spent a whole day there! It's much more than just little trains; it's like seeing the whole world. "The mechanical miniature landscapes show us not only Hamburg, Central Germany and the fictional Knuffingen, but also half of Europe and overseas." The VR tour was also a hit, where the children were "shrunk" and walked around
Highlights: Everyone, including the little one, the teenagers and the parents were "completely enthusiastic" about the details and hidden jokes. Our son, who's not usually interested in anything but trains, was fascinated. The VR tour allowed them to experience the world ✨

Activities: We spent time at the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg. We started with the German history exhibit, seeing displays from the Stone Age to the present. Then we moved on to the main attraction, exploring the different themed areas like Scandinavia and Switzerland. We also ate at the bistro
Highlights: The kids loved the interactive elements, pressing buttons to activate features like the fire department and the airport. "Mama, boah, guck mal hier! Hast du die Feen gesehen?" Janis was particularly fascinated by the Knuffingen Airport and the Las Vegas scene at night ✨

Activities: We went to Miniatur Wunderland. "It was cool. In MiWuLa there were electric trains, and there were seats, like when you sit in a train."
Highlights: Mama liked the small things best, which could be discovered. Janis liked the airport best. "I liked Switzerland best, because there were so many mountains, with tunnels where trains passed through." ✨

Activities: We went on a behind-the-scenes tour of the attraction, exploring the intricate details and learning about the history of its creation
Highlights: The kids were mesmerized by the tiny people and animals, and we were all impressed by the sheer scale and detail of the model railway ✨

Activities: We visited this museum with our kids. The museum features a city in miniature with trains, a harbor, a soccer stadium, a campground, an airport and much more
Highlights: The kids loved seeing everything in miniature and making things move or turn on lights on the tables ✨