Science Museums in Germany

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

So what do the half a million visitors who cross the museum's threshold each year see? First and foremost, the fossilised insects, plants and animals from the Eocene period found by archaeologists in the Messel quarry.

The museum, one of the largest in Europe, covers an area of 26,000 square metres. Its main attraction is the legendary American C-47, known as the 'Sultana Bomber', which took part in the Second World War. The museum's collection of aircraft is truly impressive. The military ...

The exhibition is divided into several sections: zoology, palaeontology, mineralogy and petrology, and a collection of animal voices. There are also interesting temporary exhibitions on evolution, the changing face of the earth, the domestication of animals and much more. A visit here is an ...

In the glorious German city of Cologne, there's a wonderful museum called the Odysseum. This cultural and leisure facility for children opened in 2009 as a natural extension of Sparkassenstiftung CSC's Science Centre. The Odysseum. It is a real world of science and discovery covering an ...

In all, there are around 130 different exhibits in this unusual place of scientific experimentation that will help you unravel the mystery of the nature of many things. You can find out about the properties of water and light; what makes colour; how a child can become a strong man and pull a cart ...

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's important to note that the concept of the archaeological exhibition differs from similar exhibitions in other museums. There is no strict chronological order in the development of the Earth and everything that has lived on it. The permanent exhibition of the Hamburg Archaeological Museum ...

Deutsches Museum Bonn is worth visiting with kids aged 8 and up due to its interactive and engaging exhibits. The museum's focus on artificial intelligence sparks young imaginations, allowing children to explore complex concepts through hands-on experiences. Kids can participate in exciting ...

GONDWANA - the Prehistorium is worth visiting with kids because it brings prehistoric worlds to life in a way that captivates young minds. Children aged 6 and up will be thrilled by the realistic robotic dinosaurs, interactive exhibits, and multisensory experiences. The museum's blend of ...

The House of Science in Bremen is designed to spark curiosity and wonder in young minds, making it a perfect educational destination for families. Children, especially those aged 6 to 14, find themselves immersed in a world of learning that feels more like play than education. This place caters to ...