You are in: Liverpool > History > Discover > The Places > The last U-Boat U-534 at Birkenhead By Paul Coslett U-534 was the last U-Boat to leave Germany before World War II ended, now at Birkenhead ...

Each week in conjunction with Mersey Ferries’ U Boat Story attraction in Wirral, Flashback is telling the story of the U-534, a World War II submarine on display at Woodside ferry terminal THE mystery ...

A pile of records trapped underwater for 48 years on a German submarine have been played for the first time on dry land. U-Boat 534 was sunk off the coast of Denmark in 1945, at the end of the Second ...

The three-storey building will showcase the U-534 submarine Plans for a new interactive U-Boat Story museum have been unveiled as part of a government-backed £19.6m regeneration programme for ...

Work is set to begin on a new interactive museum that is intended to better showcase a rare German submarine from World War Two. The original museum that housed U-534 closed in 2020 due to problems ...

Work is under way to move the only World War II German submarine in the UK to a new location. The U-534 has been stationed at Mortar Mill Quay, near Birkenhead, Merseyside, in the Historic Warships ...

The U-boat will be sited next to a model of the first submarine Resurgam A German U-boat which was once housed at the former Historic Warships Museum in Birkenhead is to re-open to the public next ...

The son of a British World War II hero has paid a visit to the German U-boat submarine sunk by his father in what was one of the last bombing raids in Europe in 1945.Warrant Office John Nicol won the ...

Each week in conjunction with Mersey Ferries’ U Boat Story attraction in Wirral, Flashback is telling the story of the U-534, a World War II submarine on display at Woodside ferry terminal THE mystery ...

Plans for a new interactive U-Boat Story museum have been unveiled as part of a government-backed £19.6m regeneration programme for Merseyside. A planning application has been made for the site next ...