Deutsches Museum (solo trip)

The Deutsches Museum is really cool and has many different sections. You definitely need a full day to visit it properly and see everything in detail. The aircraft and aviation section was especially interesting and well done. I only wish there were escalators, as there is a lot of walking and stairs involved. Overall, it is absolutely worth visiting, but make sure to go with enough energy and t...

Overall a great museum with an incredible collection. However, it feels like it hasn’t changed much in the last 15 years. It’s definitely in need of a modern update with more interactive features to keep it engaging for today’s standards. Still worth a visit, but needs some fresh energy!

I took my grandson to the Deutsches Museum. The different exhibitions are quite good, although some, like the technology section with the vintage and modern aviation and the space exploration are excellent. The optical and music sections is also worth mentioning. Unfortunately some of exhibitions my grandson wanted to see was either closed down or remodeled. Al in al it was still a learningfull ex...

This museum, located on Museumsinsel (Museum Island) in the middle of the Isar River, is one of the largest and most important science and technology museums in the world. Founded in 1903 to make scientific and technological progress understandable to the general public, its current main building opened in 1925. The museum offers a well-balanced mix of classic exhibitions and modern scientific fie...

One of the best technology museums ever. Our children had a blast exploring and interacting with the many exhibits. We learned many new things and dad had a great time in the aviation section of the museum. From space, aviation, engineering, chemistry, physics, agriculture, the museum has so many science exhibits. Huge recommendation for families visiting with kids. We visited during the week at t...