The 5 Most Important Transport and Mobility Museums #EasyMobiliser

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For more information about Mobility and the world of Transportation, of course, it is a must benefit from the most valuable museums!

Here are the 5 most important transportation and mobility museums we have chosen for you.

1. Rahmi Koc Museum – Istanbul / Turkey

Rahmi Koc Museum, which opened in Istanbul in 1994, has an approximate total area of 27 thousand square meters and consists of three main sections. The difference from other museums; it contains many different tools. Classic cars, crane, I & E Greenwald steam engine, B-24 Liberator, airplanes, steamer submarine are the most significant parts of this collection.

It is one of the most important museums in Istanbul, Turkey.

2. London Transport Museum – London / England

Red buses, trains and all the means of transportation in London can be seen here.

Not only London but also the entertainment display describing the city’s transportation system in New York, Tokyo, Paris, Shanghai, and New Delhi awaits you.

You’re also going back to the 1800s, 200 years ago. From London’s first public transport to Greenwich’s first train system, you’ll find everything here.

3. Smithsonian National Aerospace Museum – Washington DC / U.S.A.

The National Air and Space Museum is a Smithsonian Institute museum in the US capital, Washington, DC. The museum was opened in 1946 under the name of National Air Museum and is home to the world’s most popular historic airplanes and spacecraft collection. It is the fifth most visited museum in the world.

The world’s largest collection of aircraft and spacecraft is found in this breathtaking and free museum, located in the heart of Washington. The museum is quite family friendly, interactive. The museum was opened in 1976 and is located near the Capitol Building.

Apart from aircraft, you can admire a large collection of uniforms, space suits, various equipment, technical drawings, manuscripts, and documents. Make sure you spend enough time on your visit (at least 5 hours).

4. The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation – Michigan / U.S.A.

The first car Model T and Model A are here! Henry Ford has created an extraordinary museum to tell the story of America’s automotive and transportation world. The museum, which was established during the period when the first car Model T was replaced by the mass production Model A, is still fascinating for the visitors. The first museum that comes to mind when the transport museum is called! The museum consists of different sections. For example, in the freedom section there is also a bus that Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man in 1955.

It is also possible to see in the museum many other items of American history like the US president’s official car. The car where J.F.Kennedy’s assassination took place is also included in this collection.

5. Swiss Museum of Transport (Verkehrshaus der Schweiz) – Luzern / Switzerland

Dear travelers, it is not important that you are interested in the world of transportation. When you come to Lucerne or even to Switzerland and don’t see this museum, you can’t realize some part of history and even living beauties. In addition to air, land, sea and space transport, you can explore the development of telecommunications in an interactive manner.

Thanks to simulation, you can use a train, can take part in TV-radio studios and/or can explore Switzerland by walking through a giant bird’s eye view. You need days to visit all the venues in this museum completely! This is Europe’s largest and most comprehensive museum in its field. The museum was built in 1957 and completed in 1959 and has become one of the most popular museums in Switzerland.

In the museum, where aviation is located, you can see early planes, space capsules used in the first American space travel and a “moonstone”. In the railway section, many locomotives are on display. In addition, at the entrance of the museum, you can also see the huge boring machine used in the construction of the legendary Gotthard tunnel.

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These were the five most important museums of small and large museums in the world.

So what are you most curious about? Do you know any other museums that should be included? What do you recommend?

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1. Rahmi Koc Museum - Istanbul / Turkey
2. London Transport Museum – London / England
3. Smithsonian National Aerospace Museum - Washington DC / U.S.A.
4. The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation - Michigan / U.S.A.
5. Swiss Museum of Transport (Verkehrshaus der Schweiz) - Luzern / Switzerland
6. List of Transport Museums
7. List of Automotive Museums