Situated in the historic harbour station building, this museum presents the worldA ?s largest collection on the subject of airship history, construction and travel. Under the same roof you can visit an important collection of art dating from the late Middle Ages to the present day. The main attraction is the 33 m long reconstruction of part of the ”LZ 129 Hindenburg” in its original size, which visitors can board just as the original passengers did in the 30a ?s. The authentically fitted passenger rooms give an impression of how people travelled during the period of the asilver giantsa?. Two entire storeys of the Zeppelin Museum are dedicated to different aspects of Zeppelin history and technology. In addition to the permanent exhibition the museum organizes special events and temporary exhibitions. The Zeppelin company also offers [http://www.zeppelinflug.de/en/ tours] with a modern airship produced by Zeppelin albeit not ”a” Zeppelin in the technological sense (i.e. the structure is not held up by an interior skeleton although it does have a keel) starting at 200a a pop.