Dear Triumph Lovers,

Now it's your turn!
On December 18, 2025, at 10 a.m., you will have the opportunity to register online for the 2026 Germany Meeting in Soltau.

Look on the right-hand side of this page to find the registration form!

Please remember to book in good time, as the number of participants is limited, especially for the tours.
You will find basic information at the beginning of the registration form. The TR Register Germany is no longer limited to the TR series, but is now open to all Triumph Classic Cars. Consequently, other Triumph types can also be selected in the Triumph type field.
During the registration process, we will ask you about any restrictions, which we will take into account as far as possible. In addition to dietary restrictions, please also indicate any other restrictions in the ‘Comments on restrictions’ field, such as wheelchair users, no stairs or allergies such as dog hair. This helps us greatly with room reservations and avoids annoyances on both sides.

 Entry fees for members (of any Triumph Club) and partners

• 195,- € for registration by 31 January 2026
• 205,- € for registration by 31 March 2026
• 215,- € for registration after that (subject to availability)

Guests (not members of any Triumph Club) pay a surcharge of €20 each.

The entry fee includes :

• dinner on Saturday and Sunday,
• bus transfer on Saturday evening,
• a sparkling wine reception and supporting programme,
• as well as a great programme booklet
• and a snack on Monday at the end of the final tour.

On Saturday and Sunday, you can book organised tours using this form.

The associated costs will be added to the participation fee and must be transferred at the same time.

In addition, there are a number of free tours that you can take on your own. Any costs incurred on site for admission/guided tours must be paid by yourself. You can find more information on the TR Register Germany homepage. For further details, please refer to the conditions of participation.

Room categories (at Hotel Park Soltau)

• Single room: €72.50
• Junior double room €120 (18 m², French bed, width 1.60 m)
• Double room €125.50 (single mattresses, width 1.80 m)
• Family rooms on request.

All categories have barrier-free rooms and are accessible by lift. Dogs are allowed in limited numbers and subject to a surcharge.

All rooms in the two reserve hotels are double rooms, some with twin beds (separate beds), mattresses 90/100 cm wide.

• They cost 135€.

Barrier-free rooms are available, dogs are only allowed in one of these hotels and subject to a surcharge.

The room prices for all three hotels include breakfast.

The tours

To help you decide which organised tours/visits you would like to book, here is a brief description.

• Residence town of Celle
  
  • Guided tour of the residence town (duration of the tour 1.5 hours / duration of the journey approx. 1.5 hours)
    For over 700 years, the town of Celle has been located directly on the River Aller, on the southern edge of the Lüneburg Heathlands. Tradition and modernity combine in the historic town centre to create a very special atmosphere.
    In Celle, you will meet the ‘witches’ or the ‘night watchman's wife’, who will take you on a guided tour of the old town. Afterwards, you can continue to explore the sights (e.g. the castle) on your own, indulge in some shopping, or simply relax in one of the numerous cafés and restaurants.
    If you still haven't seen enough, you can visit the Crude Oil Museum in Wietze, the Bergen-Belsen Memorial or the Wienhausen Monastery on your individual return journey to Soltau.
  • Start of the tour: Saturday, 23 May 2026, at 12 noon
  • Cost: Guided tour in German/English €13 per person
    (3 groups of 25 participants)
  • Parking fees will be charged as required.

• Lüneburg, the salt town
  
  • Guided tour on the topic of salt
    (Duration 1.5 hours)
  • Lüneburg is the salt city of the north. For over 1,000 years, salt shaped the life of the city. It made it rich and powerful. In 1980, the salt works, one of the oldest and largest industrial enterprises in Europe, closed its doors. Since then, the German Salt Museum/Industrial Monument Saline Lüneburg has commemorated its glorious past.
  • Start of the tour: Saturday, 23 May and Sunday, 24 May, both at 2 p.m.
  • Cost: Guided tour in German/English €13 per person
  • Max. 25 people per tour
• Lüneburg city tour
  
  • Guided tour of the historic city
    (Duration: 1.5 hours)
  • You will be guided through medieval alleys and courtyards and feel the flair of the Hanseatic past with brick churches, patrician mansions and craftsmen's houses.
    As you stroll through the city centre, numerous individual shops and cafés are waiting to be discovered. An interesting city with many facets.
  • Start of the tour: Saturday 23 May and Sunday 24 May, in German at 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm, in English on both days at 2.30 pm only
  • Cost: in German/English €13 per person, including parking fee
  • Maximum 20 people per tour

• The Iserhatsche Bispingen curiosity
  
  • Guided tour of Iserhatsche (Duration approx. 2 hours)
  • The world's largest beer and philumeny collection is on permanent display at Iserhatsche in the Heide-Kastell. You can look forward to the extraordinary Peter Broeker collection, the world's largest collection of beer bottles, which was listed in the Guinness Book of Records for 19 years with over 24,000 original beer bottles from 192 countries and 4,100 different breweries. As well as the remarkable Lorenz collection with approx. 250,000 matchboxes (Phillumenie). 22,000 owls and almost 30,000 frogs, as well as over 50,000 miniature schnapps bottles. 4,500 figurine candles and 12,000 bottle openers made of wood weighing over 5 tonnes, etc. In total, Iserhatsche has around 150 different collections.
  • Start of the tour: Saturday, 23 May at 12 noon
  • Cost: Guided tour in German €13 per person
  • Max. 30 people per tour
  • (Dogs are not allowed)

• The eventful history of the Lüneburg Heath Lands
  (Tour duration until 4.30 p.m.)
  
  • On this trip, we want to show you the different sides of the Lüneburg Heath.
    First, we will visit the unique Tank Museum in Munster. It is a history and technology museum of the city of Munster and the German Armed Forces Tank Troop School. Multimedia guides in English and French can be loaned from the Tank Museum for a deposit (max. 60 people).
  • We then continue through heathland and forests to Müden/an der Örtze. There we have reserved the ‘Ole Müllern Schün’ café for you to enjoy coffee and cake. Refreshed, we continue to the neighbouring village of Faßberg to visit the Air Lift Museum. It was from this airfield that the ‘Berlin Airlift’ took off in 1948 to supply West Berlin, which was cut off from the outside world, with supplies from the Royal Air Force.
  • Start of the tour: Saturday, 23 May at 10 a.m. (dogs are not allowed in the museums)
  • Cost: €28 per person, including museum admission, coffee/tea (unlimited) and 1 piece of cake

• The church in the barn
  
  • (Duration of the guided tour: 1 hour
  • Duration of the tour: until 6 p.m.)
  • We will travel south from Soltau along beautiful roads to Winsen/Aller, approximately 40 km away. There we will meet at the Kalandhof for coffee and cake or a snack (at your own expense).
    Thus strengthened, we will head to neighbouring Wietze/Wieckenberg to visit the Stechinelli Chapel. The local pastor will give you an insight into the eventful history of this ‘camouflaged church’ during a 45-minute guided tour. Afterwards, we will return north to Neuenkirchen to the Schäferhof farm with its herd of Heidschnucken sheep.
  • Start of the tour: Sunday, 24 May at 12:30 p.m. (dogs are not allowed in the chapel)
  • Donation: Church and Schäferhofverein €13 per person
  • (Max. 50 participants)

• Nature and Heidschnucken sheep in the Lüneburg Heathlands
  
  • Duration of the tour (until 6:00 p.m.)
  • The tour takes you through beautiful heathland and small villages to Undeloh. Here you will visit the Heath Experience Centre. Southwest of Wilseder Berg is the climatic health resort of Schneverdingen, where we have reserved the ‘Schafstall’ café for you in the middle of the heath garden. Here you can enjoy coffee and homemade butter cake typical of the region.
    Now we continue south to the Schäferhof in Neuenkirchen. Here we finally meet Hans-Herrmann and Heide (our Heidschnucken sheep mascots) and their companions, the animal landscape conservationists of the heath. After a short lecture on sheep farming in the heath, the highlight comes:
    the rounding up of Germany's largest herd of Heidschnucken sheep. An unforgettable experience!
  • Start of the tour: Sunday, 24 May at 12:30 p.m.
  • Cost: €15 per person (includes coffee and cake, as well as a donation to the Schäferhof)
  • (max. 50 participants)

Flight simulator/Carrerabahn

As only a limited number of participants can take advantage of these offers on Saturday/Sunday, it is not possible to book them in advance, as with the tours. If you are interested, please tick the box.

We will organise everything else on site.

All the important details about the tours described, as well as further tour suggestions that you can do individually, will be presented on the TR Register Germany homepage in due time.

Do you have any questions? Your contact person is Rolf Mölder, who can be reached at the following email address:
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We look forward to seeing you!

Your organising team
Hamburg and Hanover