| Type | Location | Country | Comments |
| Tiger I | Bovington Tank Museum | England | Vehicle of 504 Heavy Tank Battalion, captured in Tunisia. Hull number 250112. The only Tiger I in the world that still runs. It has been completely restored. |
| Tiger I | U.S. Army Armor and Cavalry Museum |
United States | Vehicle of the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion. This Tiger belongs to the U.S. Army and was originally on display at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds museum in Maryland. It is currently displayed at the National Armor and Cavalry Museum at Ft.Moore, GA. The hull number of this Tiger is often reported as 250058 but the correct hull number is 250031. |
| Tiger I | Saumur Tank Museum | France | A late version with narrow transport tracks from 2nd Kompanie, s.SS-Pz.Abt. 102, hull number 251114. Abandoned in the Falaise gap, captured and used by the French resistance. |
| Tiger I | Vimoutiers Memorial | France | A late version Tiger also from s.SS-Pz.Abt. 102. Damaged by demolition charges planted by tanks crew. In 1983 the nearby town of Vimoutiers began an effort to preserve the tank, which is sitting outdoors. The hull number is unknown as the hatches have been welded shut for decades. |
| Tiger I | Kubinka Tank Museum | Russia | Early version captured during Operation Zitadelle, Leningrad, 1942. Hull number is 250427. |
| Tiger I | Lenino-Snegiri Museum of Military History | Russia | Hull number 251227. Heavily damaged vehicle found in a nearby swamp. It is on display outdoors at Lenino, Russia, which is 1 hour outside Moscow. |
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| Tiger II B | Bovington Tank Museum | England | Early version with Porsche turret. |
| Tiger II | Munster Tank Museum | Germany | Turret number 121 belonging to s.SS-Pz.Abt. 501. |
| Tiger II | La Gleize Military Museum | Belgium | Hull number 280273, built in October 1944. Turret number 213 belonging to s.SS-Pz.Abt. 501. Abandoned Dec. 24, 1944. Restored in the 1970's. |
| Tiger II | Schweizer Militärmuseum Full | Switzerland | Given to Switzerland by France after the war. |
| Tiger II | Bovington Tank Museum | England | Turret number 104 belonging to s.SS-Pz.Abt. 501. |
| Tiger II | Saumur Tank Museum | France | The only running Tiger II in the world. |
| Tiger II B | Patton Museum, Fort Knox | United States | Hull number 280243, built in September 1944. Turret number 332 from the s.SS-Pz.Abt. 501. Also abandonded in Dec. 1944 at Coo-Biester near La Gleize. |
| Tiger II B | Kubinka Tank Museum | Russia | Command version. |
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| Sturmtiger | Munster Tank Museum | Germany | From Sturm Moerserbatterie 1002, hull number 250174. Captured by U.S. in April 1945. Owned by the Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung in Koblenz, Germany. Currently on loan to Munster. |
| Sturmtiger | Kubinka Tank Museum | Russia | No information available. |
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| Jagdtiger | Bovington Tank Museum | England | Prototype with Porsche running gear, hull number 305004. Captured by the British in the Henschel proving grounds at Haustenbeck, Germany in 1945. |
| Jagdtiger | U.S. Army Ordnance Museum | United States | Hull number 305020. |
| Jagdtiger | Kubinka Tank Museum | Russia | From s.SS-Pz.Abt. 501, hull number 305083. Captured May 5th, 1945. |
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| Early Elefant | Kubinka Tank Museum | Russia | Possibly captured during Operation Zitadelle. |
| Late Elefant | U.S. Army Ordnance Museum | United States | Modified version captured in Italy. |
