Meyer Werft Papenburg Review

Worth seeing gigantic you have to see it just great

We have circumnavigated the shipyard with the MS Papenburg and, unlike other reviews, can only say that
11 euros per person are reasonable,
Fuel costs money. The captain may not come across well, but everyone is different. We also had a dog on board which was easy.
I think with a bit of luck you can better see the ships in front of the shipyard.

A great company with a long tradition. The visit you can book is really interesting if you are interested in ships or shipbuilding.

It was very nice and I had a lot of fun and was very interesting. Christian Thiede

Yes I was there in January with a tour group and the tour of the shipyard was once a good
.. I would like to see how such a large ship empties through the Ems.

We have been there many times and it is always spectacular when a large ship is unpacked.

An ingenious insight into the construction of the cruise ships. Gigantic builders. Very interesting. You should have seen it.

With tour guide very interesting how these large luxury ships are built by this family company.

Super interesting. One is brought by bus from the tourist information directly to the site of the Meyer shipyard. Very long but entertaining tour of the area. Our tour guide showed us and explained everything with a lot of humor and patience.

Interesting excursions Europe's largest work impressive.

How good is that, please, when you have logged in and the forklift driver is already waiting for you at the agreed place. And then the boys also know what they are doing. Unfortunately you do not always see, but here. Thumbs up . The WUG team from Papenburg.

Clean and organized work environment, even in this pandemic period, good individual safety

The Meyer shipyard is very interesting. An exhibition, where you can see the construction of a cruise ship, is extremely rare. One of the memories that I will not forget soon.

Everything is great and it is impressive how huge cruise ships are built there!

During the visit you are beaten only in a monkey tooth.
When I was there 4 years ago, everything was more relaxed and you had enough time to look at everything and you could reasonably understand the guide.
The bus driver told us that he had over 500 passengers on the shipyard tour that day.

I only saw the Meyer shipyard from the outside that day. It's a huge building that build a huge ship every year. That day another ship was outside. The lifeboats were checked. Many people watched and marveled at the ship. There was also a grill stall and an information booth set up there.

The Meyer shipyard is a star on the horizon and was rumored many years ago that it would be so clean that you could eat there floor, even in our time you could experience up close, truly the happenings, as the staff accomplished this all "to build these cruise giants" and then in the 1980Jahren visitors could actually touch such a ship, but unfortunately there were and are everywhere envious and thus this close-skin experience turned off, now you can walk through a glass tunnel shielded through the yard and just marvel at what for masterpieces to be created there. In any case, it is a must for anyone who is capable of progress, technology of a special kind and what people can accomplish, whether small or big, to look at this superlative. Every year Richtig Weener / Leer of the North Sea vaporizes these luxury liners and if this is a German ship, then in Emden everything that the crew and guests need is equipped with luxury goods and utility stands, otherwise in the Netherlands in Eemshaven , You should also look at Eemshaven, a seaport of a special kind, where you will find special ships in different designs and even marvel at them. In the meantime, the Meyer shipyard is building environmentally friendly ships that run on LPG and have therefore developed a completely new drive technology. But as it is, where planing is also shavings fall and thus the Ems of Papenburg dammed, because of the flow conditions dug and of course by the deeper dredging accelerated the flow "so that the floating palaces can steam through the green meadows" and Years ago, one considered building a relief channel for the Ems, so that the wonderful river is relieved. "Incidentally, the Ems is Germany's smallest river and thus not just a river," but the landowners will probably not want to give up any land. But it is important that the ship technology location of the superlative Papenburg is expanded and thus is a discharge channel for the Ems end survival essential, also by the climate change, the coastline and inland why can not be maintained, our seaports and beyond even something else to come up with Unfortunately, Leer, Papenburg and other inland ports will become seaports and such a discharge channel can relieve the inland.

Always nice to have a look. This yard is one of the largest in the world.

Very interesting and informative tour of the shipyard. Very nice guide. For children from 6 years already exciting.
I found the guide just a little too fast in some places.
Otherwise, a great tour. To recommend.

It is always amazing how quickly the shipyard delivers the ships

Great, good factory tour, first movie too confusing !!!!

It was an experience! Highly recommended for the whole family!

Meyer Werft leadership made - .. unique. Only to be recommended. Great . There you sat-what for akord work there. Respect - to men-who work there, no matter what industry.

Very interesting and impressive visit. Imposing dimensions of the mastodons ... and interesting glowing on the research of economy and ecology ...
Too bad there was not enough time to be able to better appreciate the interactive exhibition and the models.

Interesting tour of the shipyard with lots of information about the passenger ships built here!

Very interesting and admirable that such large ships are being built inland.

Amazing what comes out of the mega-large halls here.
AIDA Nova

A sightseeing worth.5 stars for our professional leadership.

The visit is worth it, many interesting facts are told

All in all, not bad, but expected a little more than three short films and look through a window in the assembly hall.

Always interesting to see the production of the "ocean giants"

Must have seen, very interesting. What was missing was supply of drinks .....

Interesting to have seen the impressive how ships are built

Large company where they make cruise ships nice to visit once with a guide.

The visitor center is well designed. Great exhibition and view of the large shipbuilding hall. Everything documented with films and pictures.

Spectacular ships (respect to the people who work there) and a very nice tour for people who want to find out everything about the Meyer shipyard.

I did a sightseeing tour there and I really liked it, the family history is very interesting and how the shipbuilding works is presented in great detail with models and the explanations of the tour guides I can only recommend it. There is also a great souvenir shop at the end.

Interesting tour! Very interesting shipyard. Stunning insights into shipbuilding. At the time of my visit, a ship was almost finished. That's really impressive, being so close to a cruiser.