Bucket list item for sure. This is our second visit and loved it even more. They have a also expanded with another wing. Every scene is so captivating. The more time you spend, the more intricate details you discover. They have also made it interactive with lots of buttons to press to trigger some actions - great for kids ❤️ it’s good to get tickets online to avoid the wait time and also we learnt when we were there that they do limited guided tours in English. We would have loved to do that as they take you into areas that are not for public access. On our list for the next time. Easily one of the highlights of our Europe trip.

A marvel of automated enthusiasm and complexity in the heart of Hamburg's old warehouses. 4 floors of large layouts with integrated cars, boats trains and planes. Seemed to be popular with all ages. The intricacy of animation in model buildings , with humorous scenes, was impressive. Allow at least 4 hours; the time will fly past. Its close to the Maritime Museum and stays open late on some days. It might be possible to fit both in on the same day.

This was our second visit (last one was 2019) and it is just a great place to visit. The models are outstanding. We also did the 10 minute VR tour which was great. We had lunch in the new cafe area over the bridge near the VR area entrance, and it was poor - little selection and drinks machine was bust. We probably should have gone back to the cafe at the entrance, which from memory was very good.

Amazing miniature displays of cities, countries, true to details but with unique features (dinosaurs, little jokes) built in. Very entertaining. Suggestion: go in the evening when there are less crowds and especially fewer schoolkids. A great adventure!

Well worth a visit! Definitely book in advance- queues are big all the time. Spend lot's of time looking, don't rush. Eat at the cafe too- it's very reasonably priced. Definitely book an early slot (we had 7.30am-8am arrival time) to avoid busier times, by the time we left (around 10.30am), it was very busy!

An absolute must see when in Hamburg. Give yourself a couple of hours and go early to avoid the crowds (i am guessing!). Loved the three floors which were used together as one in places for massive displays to see at different angles. Brilliant animatronics / mechanised displays. The airport is utterly brilliant. Lovely gift shop and restaurant. Can be done in an hour - but stay longer to get masximum value. A must and the best model/miniature worls i have ever been to.

Enjoyed our visit- surprised no queues though, as website suggested 180 mins wait?! So we booked entrance tickets and an experience to bypass the (Non existent) queue- so felt a bit mislead there. Inside it was as expected, miles of railways and modelling, amazing. And an airport.

This was a special experience. Even if you are not a railway enthusiast you will still enjoy a day here. It’s a miniature world including boats and cars that move as well as trains. As for the airport, just wow,! It even has an arrivals and departures board to keep you updated with the next flight. So many scenarios and many are linked to press buttons so that the scene comes alive with animations.

This place had to be seen to be believed. The sheer scale of the attraction was incredible, and we had spent over 10 hours there that day. It was an amazing place. There were two excellent eateries within the building, both offering delicious food at reasonable prices. Compared to places in the UK, the prices were lower here, and the quality of the food was arguably better. The staff were also incredible. We experienced the 30-minute virtual reality session, and it was truly remarkable. Ensuring you pre-book your slot weeks in advance is crucial to avoid disappointment. I could talk endlessly about this place, but there's a reason why it's the number one attraction in the city (and possibly in Germany). We spent the entire day here. It had to be seen to be believed.

We read the reviews and felt this would be too good to be true. How wrong we were! Just when you thought that the minature Wunderland couldn’t get any better, you turn the corner and you are again amazed. The attention to detail is incredible, a day/night cycle, special events in the world which causes unexpected reactions from the models, sprinkled with some humorous and cheeky jokes. The VR experience was one of the best I have been to. Highly recommend. You could easily spend over three hours here so definitely make sure you allow for enough time. Truly excellent!