Thematic Museums in Germany

If you want to tell your child what chocolate is, how it's made and what it's made of, and if you want to learn something new about this magical delicacy yourself, then go straight to CHOCOVERSUM.

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 ...

Adults do not usually play with toys, but fondly remember the dolls they played with as children and the train they dreamed of. For children, however, toys are a real world, a playful way of experiencing adult life. This is why the Toy Museum in Munich is so interesting for travellers with children.

The tour starts with a visit to the greenhouse where the cocoa beans are grown. The greenhouse has special conditions: a certain humidity and temperature at which tropical plants can grow. Every hour, the greenhouse is flooded with artificial rain, triggered by a special sensor system.

If you are planning to visit Hamburg's International Maritime Museum with a child, be prepared to spend a few hours in the halls. The museum's exhibition occupies nine decks with a total area of 16,000 square metres.

The museum also organises historical tours of the city for children, with different itineraries for different ages. The different collections of the Children's Museum are each interesting in their own way. In the Children's Museum, which is part of the Local History Museum, all children ...

The little wonderland was invented by brothers Frederick and Gerrit Brown. Thanks to their efforts, ten kilometres of toy railway connected cities and continents. The museum has seven geographical sections

The museum is housed in a modern building and frequently hosts exhibitions and various cultural events. On the ground floor you can enjoy a collection of incredible porcelain pieces to classical music.

At the Museum of Communication, your child will learn that many centuries ago, our ancestors used smoke, drums and fire to communicate important information.

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 ...

The museum's exhibition is divided into almost a hundred rooms and periods. In addition, there are rooms dedicated to specific thematic collections. The exhibits are so magnificent that even the untrained visitor will be fascinated by many of the items — for example, the filigree ...

All the exhibits are displayed in three hangar-like buildings connected by galleries. This is the Transport Museum, a branch of the Deutsches Museum. It occupies a fairly large area and consists of three exhibition halls dedicated to specific transport themes and periods.