Science Museums in Bavaria

The museum has something for everyone. The Mathematics Room demonstrates the amazing properties of numbers, while the Chronology Room tells the story of time-keeping instruments, from clepsydra to super-precise clocks

The vast grounds of Nymphenburg Palace house several museums, among them the interactive museum "Man and Nature". The motto of the museum is 'Nature Studies as Impression' and so the museum material is presented in a surprising, delightful and empathic way.

The museum building is owned by the university. It is close to the historic centre of Munich, so a visit can easily be included in a city tour. The original plan was to open an arts and crafts college here. This explains the unusual decoration of the façade with motifs of various crafts.

It is no coincidence that the museum was built in Siegsdorf. The bones of a mammoth from around 45,000 years ago were discovered here in 1975. The reconstructed skeleton of this extinct mammal has a place of honour in the exhibition.

The Natural History Museum in Bamberg was founded in the 18th century, during the Age of Enlightenment. Over the years, the museum has undergone several renovations and restorations to preserve its historical artifacts and enhance the visitor experience. Today, it is a testament to Bamberg's ...

Natural History Museum of Eastern Bavaria is worth visiting with kids aged 5-15 curious about the natural world. The museum's hands-on exhibits and touchable specimens spark young imaginations, allowing children to explore prehistoric life, observe living creatures, and learn about ...