Blaulichtmuseum in Beuster: Historische Einsatzfahrzeuge

## Brief description

Visiting the Blaulichtmuseum in Beuster is like taking a short trip back in time to the former GDR. Here you’ll find not only historic vehicles but also an original Konsum store.

## Description

On the grounds of the former LPG in Beuster, time seems to have stood still: you’ll discover a large collection of historic fire trucks, police cars, and rescue vehicles from the GDR, as well as vehicles from the former NVA and Soviet forces. There’s also a GDR-era Konsum shop stocked with many authentic East German products, a Minol gas station, a smithy, and a rustic clay bush oven.

About 40 members of the club have gathered these exhibits with great dedication and are happy to share their stories with you.

A special highlight is the annual Blaulichttage in summer – perfect for an exciting, action-packed day out with the whole family. You can go on helicopter flights or take rides on the historic field or narrow-gauge railway. There’s also a musical program, demonstrations on various topics, and food – naturally, from Soljanka to soft serve ice cream.

## Parking information

Free parking is available right at the Blaulichtmuseum.

## Directions

Coming from Wittenberge, take the B189 and K1020 about 16 kilometers south to Seehausen, then drive another seven kilometers north via the K1020 and K1453 to Beuster. From Stendal, follow the B189 about 34 kilometers north to Seehausen, then take the K1020 and K1453 to Beuster.

## Public transport

From Seehausen (Altmark) station, take the bus or on-demand bus to the stop "Seehausen, Beuster," located near the Blaulichtmuseum. On-demand bus reservations must be made at least one hour before departure.

## Admission fees

Adults: 5.00 Euro

Children (ages 7 to 18): 2.50 Euro

Children under 7 have free entry