German Museum

German Museum

Introduction Located on Museumsinsel (Museum Island), it was built in 1903 and is acclaimed as the world’s largest science and technology museum. The exhibition space spans 50,000 square meters, featuring 46 halls and more than 15,000 exhibits. Every exhibit here is closely tied to our everyday lives, showcasing the remarkable journey of scientific and technological advancement. It houses the world’s first telephone and Daimler’s first automobile.

Visitors of all nationalities and ages who are interested in either "general technology" or "specialized technology" will find a visit to this museum absolutely worthwhile. No other museum offers as many opportunities for hands-on interaction with buttons, levers, and control panels. Public guided tours are available, and special guided tours can be arranged upon reservation. Transportation Address: Museumsinsel 1. Take the urban rail (S-Bahn) and get off at Isartor station. Ticket / Opening Hours €7.5. Opening hours: 09:00 – 17:00. Closed on December 24, December 25, December 31, January 1, Carnival Tuesday, Good Friday, May 1, and Halloween.

Munich, Germany