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Deutsches Museum

Hands-on science and technology displays fill a large museum on an island in the Isar. Pick a few subjects in advance, especially when travelling with children or on a rainy day.

Deutsches Museum

Why go

The Deutsches Museum treats machines and scientific ideas as things to examine closely rather than labels to skim. Its exhibitions cover many fields, so a useful visit has to be selective. The riverside setting is easy to combine with a short walk, but the museum itself can comfortably take several hours.

What to look for

  • Hands-on science and engineering exhibitions
  • A large collection spans transport, energy and more

Useful to know

  • Plan roughly 180 minutes; allow 270 if you want a slower visit.
  • Check the official visitor page for current entry arrangements before travelling.

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Outdoor visit · 120–180 min

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