Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg

The Miniatur Wunderland is an extraordinary exhibition of miniature models that depict famous landmarks, cities, and landscapes from around the world. Visitors can explore miniature versions of famous landmarks such as the Grand Canyon, Mount Rushmore, the Swiss Alps, and the Hamburg Harbor.

This miniature world is spread over 1,490 square meters, featuring over 15,000 meters of track and more than 1,000 trains, 130,000 trees, and 335,000 lights. Designed and built by twin brothers Frederik and Gerrit Braun, The popularity of Miniatur Wunderland can be attributed to its incredible attention to detail, accuracy, and realism. The miniature world also features different themes such as the fictional city of Knuffingen, an airport, and a fairground. The models are brought to life with various interactive features, including a miniature police station, fire brigade, and emergency services. The exhibition is open to visitors of all ages and has become a major tourist attraction in Hamburg since its opening in August 2001.