Trabi Museum

The Trabi Museum in Berlin's Kreuzberg district, located near Checkpoint Charlie, is a specialized exhibition devoted to Trabant vehicles. Since it opened in 2014, the museum has been run by André Prager and is open to visitors daily. The collection includes twenty automobiles and three engines, among them original models of the P 50, 600, and 601 types. Alongside classic versions, the museum also showcases unusual conversions, such as the fastest and most expensive Trabant, a so-called "tank Trabi," and a car with a rooftop tent. Historically significant utility vehicles like the AWZ P 70 and the DKW F 2 have also been part of the exhibits, underscoring the diversity of East German automotive history.