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Deutsches Museum, Munich

4.2

#1 of 153 in Childrens Museums in Germany

Science Museum Museum Must See

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Deutsches Museum, the world's largest museum of science and technology, welcomes about 1.5 million visitors each year. You can explore nearly 28,000 objects in 50 science and technology fields. Founded in 1903 on the initiative of engineer Oskar von Miller, the museum's main site is on Museum Island in the Isar river. (Two other spots in the city host additional exhibit spaces.) Explore the museum's interactive exhibits dedicated to natural sciences, telecommunications, tunnel construction, technical toys, astronautics, bridge building, marine navigation, aerospace, and much more. Photography is permitted, so don't forget your camera. Deutsches Museum is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our custom trip planner, Munich Edition.

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4.5

• By Amber D

  Yes, on a snowy Sunday there will be queues to get tickets but it actually went fairly quickly and we were inside. The info desk is very nice and helpful and they speak excellent English . You could p...  more »

• By AEM7AC

  If you're into science and engineering, this is probably one of the best museums in the world. Consider a trip here as something that could easily become an all-day affair as there are lots of exhibit...  more »

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• By Talok Khatri

  If someone visits the Munich and does not visit it then it means he has not visited the Munich really in its completeness. It is open on all days and weekend unless some public holiday. Good for children to realize how we have this new technology in place in current time. It gives the impression of evolution on technology and human development.

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• By Alex S.

  Simply a great Museum with lots of exhibits about physics, astronomy, computer science and history, pharmaceutics, nanotechnology, and much more. The high voltage presentation is always a must-see. Estimated time to spend there well to really absorb and learn many things are probably a few days, so plan it well if you're enthusiastic about learning.

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