Self-described as the world's largest model railway, the more than 10,000-square-foot Miniatur Wunderland takes visitors around the world to admire models of miniature-sized countries and cities, ...

An unidentified individual released irritant gas on Saturday at the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, one of the most popular tourist attractions in the northern German city and considered the largest ...

I first encountered Miniatur Wunderland, the world’s largest model railway system, through a book. Irish writer Caitríona Lally’s 2021 novel Wunderland is both bleak and whimsical, following an odd ...

With a replica of the principality of Monaco on a scale of 1:87, Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland has a new attraction. Complete with yachts and Formula One cars racing through the model landscape, it's ...

The views were captured by teeny tiny cameras on teeny tiny cars, Google said. — -- Google unveiled its first ever "mini" Street View today of "Miniatur Wunderland," in Hamburg, Germany -- the ...

An unidentified individual released irritant gas on Saturday at the Miniatur Wunderland, one of Hamburg's most popular tourist attractions and considered the largest model train exhibition in the ...

Miniatur Wunderland is a massive model railroad exhibit in Hamburg, Germany, spread out over 1,300 square meters (nearly 14,000 square feet). It’s reportedly Hamburg’s most popular tourist attraction.

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The Miniatur Wunderland is one of Hamburg's biggest tourist attractions with its small-scale models. In May 2011, the world's largest miniature airport became the showcase's latest addition. Based on ...

Google has done some impressive “Treks” to document unlikely places for Street View. But this time the company didn’t go big. It went really small. For #MiniView, Google worked with the German ...

On a road trip across Germany earlier this year, my wife and I made a four-hour detour to visit Miniatur Wunderland. It’s Hamburg’s most popular tourist attraction and it was, without question, worth ...