This museum has some interesting aeroplanes, this is the only helicopter, as well as a huge collection of classic cars and historic vehicles.

This Pirat was originally registered DM-1857 in 1973 and then DDR-1857, before becoming D-1867 after German reunification and cancellation from the register in September 1991. The Pirat now hangs from the roof of one of the halls at this interesting museum.

Preserved inside Hall 3 of this vehicle museum. I am not interested in old cars, but if they are your thing then this museum should be on the bucket list. The museum has some interesting aeroplanes, but it has a superb collection of historic cars.

This old Interflug Ka-26 is now the gate guard to this vehicle museum. If one is interested in cars and motorcycles, then this place must be heaven but they have some nice aeroplane exhibits too.

This was a home-built, privately financed autogyro dating from 1979. Unfortunately there was no monay available for the certification program and so this single prototype is now on display at this museum.

This Z-37 was previously D-ESUH with Agrarflug, the agricultural division of Interflug. At some point the plane suffered substantial damage to the rear fuselage and the repair effected for display is visible.