I was pleasantly surprised at how big the museum was. There is a lot to see, not only as a film but also in a photo book! And you can also try out a few things, which was really fun.

The “Otto Lilienthal Museum” is a small, fine museum that you have to see. We particularly liked the many possibilities for many small experiments. Whether young or old, everyone can take part. The short detour into the history of photography is also very interesting. Thanks and keep it up.

Parking available next to the museum. Admission was free on museum day. Nice exhibition with many of his aircraft in models. Lots to try out and be amazed at. With leadership it is very interesting. There is a shuttle bus from the museum to the glider airfield. There are still discarded aircraft to marvel at here. In the museum there is a small coffee and souvenirs. Thumbs up!

Especially when the weather is bad on vacation, you are grateful if you have alternatives. The Otto Lilienthal Museum is a place where you are in very good hands. The whole story of the Lilienthal brothers is told in a very exciting way, the displays and flying machines are staged very impressively. And there are also “participatory stations” that loosen things up a bit so that you don’t just have to read. I was pleasantly surprised and took a lot with me.

Nice little museum in Anklam, the birthplace of Otto Lilienthal. You learn a lot about the aviation pioneer and aviation. Lots of mimicking things. The entrance fee is also really cheap. Definitely worth a visit.

This was an amazing insight into the history of flight at the Otto Lilienthal Museum. Documents, photos, original machines and models of aircraft both small and life size. There was also a history of ideas of flight from mythical to now. There are virtual flight simulators including a hang glider. Plenty of books,post cards and model planes to buy too.

A small but nice museum to look at, try out and absorb knowledge. I really liked it.

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Such a great small museum with a lot of interactive and educational objects for kids! We were really amazed and spent more than an hour, while we thought just taking a short look. If you're around with children - completely worth visiting!

Small museum with many collected exhibits. There you can marvel at the beginnings of aviation and other inventions by the Lilienthal brothers.

Beautiful and very interesting museum and the kids really liked it too. They particularly enjoyed the experiments and the flight simulators.

There is always something to discover.

A travel in time through a life of a pioneer

Sehr interessant und sehr gut gemacht. Nettes Personal. Niedrige Preise für Getränke, Souvenir und Eintritt.

(Translated by Google) Museum of a man who wanted to fly like a bird and devoted his whole life to this. A very cozy little museum with a well thought out exposition. With a child it will be interesting. You can "fly" on simulators, as well as launch a ball and a balloon up with air flow. There are a lot of glider models that follow the path of Otto Lilienthal to the sky. Anklam can be proud of both the inventor and the museum! The museum is located 300m from the Anklam railway station. Very convenient for visitors from other cities. The entrance to the museum at the time of July 2022 cost 4-50 euros for an adult and 3-50 for a child. (Original) Музей человека, который хотел летать, как птица, и посвятил этому всю жизнь. Очень уютный небольшой музей с хорошо продуманной экспозицией. С ребенком будет интересно. Можно "полетать" на тренажёрах, а также запустить мячик и воздушный шар вверх потоком воздуха. Очень много макетов планеров, которые повторяют путь Отто Лилиенталя в небо. Анклам может гордится и изобретателем, и музеем! Находится музей в 300м от вокзала Анклама. Очень удобно для посетителей из других городов. Вход в музей на момент июля 2022 стоил 4-50 евро для взрослого и 3-50 для ребенка.

Amazing

Nice for young and old with experiments and stuff

Well laid out interesting for all ages

Small museum but very interesting

Amazing small museum, equally interesting for kids and for adults.

Nice, but small, museum concentrating on flight and the life of aviation pioneer, Otto Lilienthal. Great interactive section as well. Well worth the price.

Also great for my grandchildren aged 9 and 14, being able to be active and gain experiences 👍