Deutsches Museum

Isuru Chamara a month ago

Really good museum and definitely worth visiting if you’re interested in science, engineering or technology. The staff at the ticket counter were very friendly, and one of them even asked if we were students in case we could get a reduced ticket. Most of the exhibits have English explanations, so it was easy to follow. There’s a huge amount to see: aircraft parts, engines, motors, turbines, power plants, robots, agriculture, health, sustainability, trains, architecture, space and the moon landing, Enigma machines and much more. The only thing we couldn’t really follow was one science programme that was only in German. A lot of effort has gone into making the exhibits interactive, and it works well for both children and adults. I only wish the robot section had more hands-on interaction instead of mostly display pieces. The museum is easy to move around with stairs, lifts and accessible routes. There are toilets, a small café for refreshments, a larger café for meals, and lockers big enough for backpacks. The lockers need a €1 coin, which you get back afterward. It’s also easy to reach from Isartor station. Give yourself at least 4–5 hours if you want to explore it properly with

Stefan Joubert 2 months ago

As an aerospace enthusiast, I really enjoyed the static and interactive displays on three different levels! The wide variety of other themes covered in the museum is very good. It includes things like Music, Chemistry, Images, etc. Regrettably, the naval & shipping section is closed for two years (if I understood correctly).

Chloe Sarginson 5 months ago

A lot to see! We didn’t buy tickets in advance and went straight through - this was around 11am. We could see a big queue as we were leaving so if you’re going in the afternoon better to buy in advance. The museum was massive with so much to see - we didn’t managed to do it all even after 2-3 hours. You could easily spend a full day here. Some exhibits were interactive which was fun.

Rajitha Kumarage 5 months ago

Really good science museum. There are so many things to explore and learn. You need to be organised and prepared in advanced. However, there are so many areas to be improved as Germany is a country with full of technologies. As an example, there is almost nothing about locomotive technology, nothing much about biology, nothing much on nanotec, atomic technology etc. I enjoyed and gained so much of knowledge!

Ariunjargal Dashnyam (Erica) 7 months ago

This is the most amazing and educational museum I have ever visited. It’s perfect for children over 3 years old. My 3-year-old and I had such a wonderful time exploring together. Our favorite parts were the robots, airplanes, transportation exhibits, the math section, and the educational playground on the ground floor. Everything is interactive, engaging, and thoughtfully designed for young children. We learned so much while having fun. Highly recommended for families!”