The Panzermuseum is in the town of Munster, which is located in the Lüneberger-Heide between Hamburg to the north and Hannover to the south.

The Panzermuseum's address is Hans-Krüger-Str. 33, 29633 Munster, and you can see its location on the Google map below:

The Panzermuseum is open from March through November each year, and is closed during the winter.

The museum is open from Tuesday through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the last visitors allowed into the Panzermuseum at 5 p.m. The Panzermuseum is also open on holiday Mondays.

Group tours may be arranged outside of normal operating hours. If you would like to arrange a tour, please directly.

The price for admission to the Panzermuseum is as follows:

Hotels

For the sake of convenience, we've listed some of the local hotels that happen to have web sites. Note that we are not endorsing these establishments, but are providing the information as a convenience to assist you in your trip planning research.

Deutsches Haus: http://www.deutscheshausmunster.de/

Landhotel Heidkrug: http://www.heidkrug.de/

Hotel Kaiserhof: http://www.hotelkaiserhofmunster.de/

Residenzia Hotel Grenadier: http://www.hotel-residenzia.de/

Winkelmann's Hotel: http://www.winkelmanns-hotel.de/

Zum Oertzetal: http://www.soldatenheim-munster.de/

Note: Please contact the hotels directly for information and reservations.  

Transportation

While you certainly don't need a car to travel in Germany (or, indeed, most of Europe), should you choose to rent a car while on your stay, the one rental company that I personally endorse is Enterprise Rent-A-Car, which has offices in Germany. I have only rented from them in the United States, but I can say without hesitation that after my first experience with them, I would never even consider another car rental company: their pricing is very competetive and their service is superb compared to the other companies I have rented from (Alamo, Avis, and Hertz). Enterprise also has offices in many locations throughout Germany, with one in Munster, as well.

Travel by train in Europe is obviously a very popular means of getting around. Euro Railways has an easy-to-use interface, with a sample round-trip fare from Frankfurt to Munster (Bahnhof) running about 160€.