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Schleswig-Holstein Fire Brigade Museum

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Schleswig-Holstein Fire Brigade Museum
Feuerwehrmuseum SH O
Feuerwehrmuseum SH von oben
Feuerwehrmuseum SH Kutsche
Feuerwehrmuseum SH Boot
Feuerwehrmuseum SH Spielplatz
Parkplatz Parkplatz ,
Behinderten WC Behinderten WC ,
Regelmäßige Führungen Regelmäßige Führungen ,
Kinder/Jugendliche Kinder/Jugendliche ,
Familien Familien ,
Senioren Senioren ,
Angebote für Schulklassen Angebote für Schulklassen ,
Schietwetter Schietwetter ,
Museumscard Museumscard ,
Shop Shop ,
Gastronomie Gastronomie
Address
Friedrichsgaber Weg 290
22846 Norderstedt
contact
Tel.: +49 40/525 67 42
E-Mail: feuerwehrmuseum@wtnet.de
Opening hours
Wed 15:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Thu 15:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Fri 15:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Sat 15:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Sun 11:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Currently closed
Sonderöffnungszeiten sind für Gruppenführungen nach vorheriger Vereinbarung möglich. An Feiertagen und vom 22. Dezember bis 1. Januar ist das Museum geschlossen.
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Description
With over 25,000 visitors, the Schleswig-Holstein Fire Service Museum is the most visited fire service museum in Germany certified by the International Fire Service Federation (CTIF). The permanent exhibition, spread over 2,300 square metres, showcases numerous exhibits dating back to times long past, illustrating the fascinating development of fire service history. A Baroque hand-operated fire pump from the 18th century, a steam fire engine from the 19th century and the fireboat HOECHST in the outdoor area are just three of the many impressive, rare and interesting exhibits that make a visit to the museum well worth it. In addition to the many fire engines, two model railway layouts complete the exhibition. The permanent collection highlights the development of preventive and reactive fire safety from technical and cultural-historical perspectives. The permanent collection is partially accessible. Major attractions include the museum festival with many activities in May, the large Christmas market featuring craftspeople in December, and the annual special exhibition.
The numerous highlights of the permanent collection make the tour well worth a visit, not just for collectors, firefighters and tour groups. For children, there is a lovely play area and a large fire brigade playground, making the museum a great day-out destination for the whole family.
Tips
A visit to the Schleswig-Holstein Fire Brigade Museum can be combined with a visit to the ARRIBA water park or a visit to Norderstedt City Park. Another option is a visit to Hamburg, which lies to the south.
Arrival by Car
By public transport: subway U 1 to Garstedt, bus No 193 to Harthagen/Friedrichsgaber Weg, 3-min.-walk to the museum
From the South (Hamburg): motorway exit Hamburg-Schnelsen-Nord, Ohechaussee-Niendorfer Straße, Friedrichsgaber Weg 290
From the North (Kiel): motorway exit Quickborn, Friedrichsgaber Straße, Quickborner Straße, Ulzburger Straße, Friedrichsgaber Weg 290
Adults €5
Concessionary admission: €2.50
Children under 12 free
Holiday Pass: €3 per child
Groups (10 or more people): €2.50 per person

Guided tour for adults: €30 plus €2.50 per person
Guided tour for children: €30 including accompanying adults
The museum includes the museum restaurant ‘KiM’s Norderstedt’ and an adjoining public boules court. ‘KiM’s Norderstedt’ is not a traditional restaurant, but rather an event venue with space for up to 80 people.