Deutsches Sport & Olympia Museum

Alex Hodgson 2 months ago

Fantastic museum with lots of good exhibits and interactive bits. Good location for other stuff too.

Binnie 6 months ago

Small museum, lots of sports memorabilia and a few interactive activities, it would be nice if there were more simple interactive items. Cafe by the river was really nice with great seating area and views. Super friendly staff at the reception.

C R a year ago

One of the most interesting, informative and interactive museums I’ve ever visited in my life! No queues at all to get in. Inside they also have a number of interactive exhibits such as ping pong, boxing ring etc. Lots of historic artifacts and fascinating facts on a large number of sports all over the world and throughout the ages. Only drawback - if you arrive after the cafe has closed, you can’t buy or fill in water unless you have cash! The vending machine only takes cash which is very odd. Would highly recommend this museum to sports and non sports lovers alike.

James Marshall a year ago

Fascinating displays of the history of sport, most of which have English descriptions. It starts in ancient Greece and goes through to the modern era. It has many exhibits of memorabilia, replicas and audio-video displays. It doesn't shy away from the politicisation of sport, including Nazi Germany, which adds credibility to the displays. Much better than I thought it would be.

Frédéric Borgognon 2 years ago

The Museum is opened every day except Monday. It shows the history of sport from ancient Greek athletics to nowdays focusing on German sport star like Micheal Schumacher. Lot of original pieces and illustrations in a 2000 square area. Very didactic and pleasant. Highly recommended in you are in the area.