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Zeppelin Museum FriedrichshafenPage 2
ABOVE: The nose section from a Zeppelin's frame, showing the anchoring device that fits into a receptacle on a mooring pylon.. Visitor informationLocation: The Zeppelin Museum is a large white 1930s-style building (see photo on page 1) at Seestrasse 22, close to the car-ferry piers, bus depot, and Hafenbahnhof railroad station in downtown Friedrichshafen. For a map and directions in German, see the museum's Anreise page. Hours: April-October: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. November-March: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission fees: Check the museum's German-language Entrance Fees page for current ticket prices. (The first five price categories on the page are for adults, pensioners, children, handicapped visitors, and family tickets. Children under 6 are admitted free of charge.) If you're pressed for time and money, you buy an inexpensive "taster's ticket" after 4 p.m. Audioguides: For a few euros, you can rent a telephone-style audioguide in English, German, or French. Web links:Zeppelin Museum
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Hindenburg (1937) More photos:Continue to page 3 for more captioned pictures from the Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen. Next article: More photos
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