U BOAT MUSEUM HAMBURG

One of the top tourist places in Hamburg, U-434 Submarine is a fully operational submarine located in Hamburg's Harbour. This soviet built submarine is from the 1970s and has undergone many stealthy underwater missions. The submarine is currently serving as a museum that is dedicated to the wars and the life of its people.

The U-Boot museum is located in the submarine which is docked at the Fischmarkt market hall and is massive in size, larger than that of the U-91 from Petersen's film. The submarine is 90.16 meters in length which is one of the longest non-atomic submarines in the world. The submarine was built to accommodate 78 men; you can witness the crew's cramped quarters, engine rooms, and torpedo rooms.

The submarine has been here since 2002 and is currently serving as a museum. Go on a guided tour along with a professional who will help you understand the history and the missions completed by the submarine.

Highlights

• Visit the famous U-boat museum that showcases the story of the German sub's capture in World War II and helps explore technology and life aboard the vessel.
• With 90.16 meters in length, the submarine is one of the longest non-atomic submarines in the world.
• Learn more about the spying, hunting, and patrol activities the individuals who operated the submarine engaged in.
• Explore the life of the crew, visit the crew's living quarters, the officer's room, and also the engine rooms.
• Admire many artifacts which were used in the submarine during its role in the war.