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Deutsches Museum, Munich

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Deutsches Museum, the world's largest museum of science and technology, welcomes about 1.5 million visitors each year. You can explore nearly 28,000 objects in 50 science and technology fields. Founded in 1903 on the initiative of engineer Oskar von Miller, the museum's main site is on Museum Island in the Isar river. (Two other spots in the city host additional exhibit spaces.) Explore the museum's interactive exhibits dedicated to natural sciences, telecommunications, tunnel construction, technical toys, astronautics, bridge building, marine navigation, aerospace, and much more. Photography is permitted, so don't forget your camera. Deutsches Museum is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our , custom trip planner Edition.

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• By JuanPabloIbanez

  A must do in Munich. A huge exhibition of pretty much every aspect of science and technology. Ideal for a whole day of knowledge acquisition as it is impossible to visit in a short period (it took me....  more »

• By Trip_around_baby

  It was very interesting to visit Deutsches Museum :) there are older and very modern departments too. There are live experiments, VR experience, coffee exhibition... It's very good opportunity to...  more »

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• By Mildred Martínez Fernández

  A great and huge museum to learn about different topics. Just in some parts English translation was not available and the design of the museum is a bit odd (We had to go back on our steps to get into the next floor). But it is a very nice place even to go with kids.

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• By Ben Neill

  A very expansive science and technology museum... Definitely worth the visit. It was an interesting counterpoint to the London Science museum with a lot less crossover than you'd think. English support was mostly good with only a handful of exhibits not having English labels.

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