Deutsches Polizeioldtimer Museum

Run by the Polizei‑Motorsport‑Club Marburg, the 1. Deutsches Polizeioldtimer Museum showcases a curated collection of historic German police vehicles dating back decades. The museum opened in 2003 and preserves cars, vans, trucks and about 18 BMW police motorcycles.

The site covers club grounds of roughly 23,000 m² with three museum halls, a workshop and depot. The collection exceeds 110 vehicles and its vehicles are regularly used in film and TV; larger groups are asked to register in advance.

A compact, specialist museum focused on restored police transport and related memorabilia.

Look out for:

• Classic patrol cars and vans spanning different eras.

• Dedicated display of BMW police motorcycles (around 18 bikes).

• Special vehicles and service trucks used by German police forces.

• Workshop areas and restoration projects visible on site.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive on a museum opening day (typically between April and October) so you can walk through all three halls and see vehicles used in media. Allow time to talk with volunteers from the Polizei‑Motorsport‑Club to learn restoration stories and operational history.

• Museum is run by a volunteer club; check opening days before you go.

• Larger groups should register in advance via the club’s group booking form.

• Admission is listed as free or donation-based on local listings; confirm current policy on the official site.

• Vehicles are displayed across multiple halls and outdoor club grounds; some exhibits may move for events or restorations.