Deutsches Museum

Loved this museum! Absolutely loved it. The galleries have a fair number of interactive exhibits and everything is in both German and English. We spent four hours here and didn’t see it all. Well designed, really informative and I thought it would be hard to beat the treasure chest of scientific instruments until we walked into the musical instrument section and saw a staff member playing and demonstrating a full size pipe organ.

Tickets: 15 euros, it is strongly recommended to buy online, otherwise you have to queue for more than half an hour to the scene, online shopping operation is very simple, in the google location drop down to see the fare and purchase link. Theme: Technology, in-depth explanation of the development stage of technology, there are pictures with physical objects or models, and practical small games or items, specific topics can see my last picture, there are bridges, space and aviation, the universe, musical instruments, etc., it is worth visiting, and it is worth taking children to educate.

The German Museum is the largest museum in the world of technology and the largest museum in Munich. The museum was founded in 1903 by the German Association of Engineers and the museum's main exhibition hall is located on an island in the Isal River, the main river that runs through the center of Munich.

Transportation hall closed, few exhibits

Germany German Museum, this museum is the largest science and technology museum in the world, covering a very large area, and this museum is also the earliest museum in the country to open, it is still very worth seeing, and the science and technology museum here is very suitable for bringing children here