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.
Create a full itinerary - for free!
Tours to Deutsches Museum
Deutsches Museum reviews
-
You could spend the rest of your life going through this place and reading all the informational write ups. I clocked walking 7 miles from start to finish - my feet were tired. Recommend going to the.... more
You could spend the rest of your life going through this place and reading all the informational write ups. I clocked walking 7 miles from start to finish - my feet were tired. Recommend going to the.... more »
-
A truly remarkable experience. You can find pretty much everything tech-related here. This, perhaps, is the biggest science museum I've ever been (and I've been in plenty). Many exhibits were...
A truly remarkable experience. You can find pretty much everything tech-related here. This, perhaps, is the biggest science museum I've ever been (and I've been in plenty). Many exhibits were... more »
-
Technical museum with deep dives into different areas. There's many more than can be explored in one visit, so it's useful to focus on one or two that strike your fancy. My personal favourite is The Mine. Suitable for adults and children alike (though not all parts are equally interesting to younger age groups).
-
Mining is amazing but not for the unfit Shipping is good. Machines were great. Toys were small but amazing I was disappointed on flight. For a country with a history of aviation they could have done so much better Great Museum. Cheap for what you get Warning if you do not read German the English signage is limited. But better than German signs in any British Museum I loved my visit
Plan your trip to Munich
best routes and schedules
Popular things to do in Munich
Side trips from Munich
Museums in Munich
Hidden gems in Munich
Historic Sites in Munich
Nearby attractions in Munich
Trips in Deutsches Museum by other users
17 days in Germany, Switzerland & France
BY A USER FROM INDIA
Frankfurt
Munich
Zurich
32 days in Western Europe
BY A USER FROM AUSTRALIA
Copenhagen
Bath
London
29 days in Europe
BY A USER FROM AUSTRALIA
Istanbul
Berlin
Munich
9 days in Germany
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Berlin
Munich
Nuremberg
52 days in Europe & Asia
BY A USER FROM AUSTRALIA
Valletta
Lisbon
San Sebastian - Donostia
16 days in Europe
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
London
Paris
Munich