We worked our way through the museum, from the top floor (space) down to the basement (mining), and it is clear where the museum has spent money and where it is in sad need of attention. This is a very big museum where you can spend more than 1 day if you wanted to! The museum has thousands of objects on display, all aimed at science and technology. It includes several different floors and different themes throughout the building. Totally recommended if you’re into science or technology related things!

Amazing collection! I loved the robotics, aviation, astronomy and consumer electronics halls. Some of the displays are geared towards a younger audience while others should be interesting for all ages. It’s way too big to see in one go so I hope to be back someday.

Amazing place if you are here to learn. The museum has almost everything science and technology from robotics to encryption and everything in between! You can spend weeks and months here without getting bored! There are also live demonstrations every hour during weekend (only in German though)! Would highly recommend to visit this place!

Ein absolut sehenswertes Museum. Die Zeit vergeht wie im Flug und man sammelt viele Eindrücke. Leider war zu schnell 17:00 Uhr - wir waren ca. 4 1/2 Stunden da und gefühlt war das zu wenig Zeit.

Ein tolles Museum für Jung und Alt. Durch die Themenvielfalt ist der Besuch sehr abwechslungsreich und informativ. Dadurch daß das Museum recht interaktiv aufgebaut ist, ist es perfekt für einen Besuch mit Kindern, da sie hier viel zum ausprobieren finden und dadurch weniger Langeweile aufkommt. Der Eintrittspreis ist wie der Besuch jeden Euro wert. Man bekommt hierfür eine große Ausstellung mit vielen Informationen. Man sollte auf jeden Fall ein paar Stunden Zeit für den Besuch des Museums einplanen.

A very cool museum dedicated to advancements in technology throughout somewhat recent history. 4-5 starts because even after three hours there was probably more than half the museum to see, but it wasn't interesting enough at that point to keep me there. I particularly liked the aviation, power, and astronautic exhibits.

The most ever interesting museum I ever visited! Amazing rooms hosting great pieces of technology, funny interactive experience, don’t miss the lightning show. A huge place, a complete day is not enough to visit all sections. I didn’t believe my ears when listening to the soon closing announcement just before 5.

One of the most entertaining museums I’ve ever visited. There are numerous exhibits that facilitate learning. I recommend planning to spend the entire day there. It is definitely worth visiting multiple times. There is a special room where only adults accompanied by children are allowed; you cannot enter without a child.

The most enjoyable museum experience I have ever had! Great for engineering and science related people. And also great for kids, free to kids under 6. Great place to spend a full day. Tons of technical experience to enjoy!

Amazing place to learn about science and technology. The best one actually but notice that you need one day at least to enjoyed every exhibition. And it definately worth it. I've been lucky to have the perfect guide: the museum PR himself, a very nice gentleman who i'm grateful for short but amazing tour. I have to come back oneday for sure.

The museum has something for everyone and is easy to navigate. A wide scala of exhibits on subjects like astronomy, microcomputers and aviation. Would especially recommend taking the time to visit the mining exhibit if you can. Unfortunately the human element seems to have been missed however as there are few bathrooms and absolutely nowhere to hydrate or buy water. We had to cut our visit short because of this so bring your own as a visit can easily last you a few hours.

A great museum - paradise for tech lovers 😁🙌 - beary informative and well organized. But you might need a week, at least(!), to really explore and get into everything 🤓👍 I was lucky and visited early in the morning on a rainy weekday, almost no queue, but when I left later, the queue never seemed to end… 🙈 My museum ratings: Interest: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Exhibition quality: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Environment: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️(⭐️)/5 Service: ⭐️⭐️⭐️(⭐️)/5 Crowding: ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 (first 2 hours 👍) Cleanliness: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Souvenir shop: ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Entrance fee: 14 €/adult, 4,50 €/child Location: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️(⭐️)/5 Kids friendly: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Notes: no card payment below 20 € 🙅‍♂️💳

Wir als Familie waren ganz begeistert. Man kann sich sehr lange in dem Museum aufhalten. Selbst für Kinder gibt es sehr viel zu entdecken und sie können viele Sachen lernen und erleben. Für die Garderobe wird kein Geld verlangt. Ein tolles Erlebnis für Groß und Klein

Great museum. All the exhibits were clean and well maintained. I love seeing german engineering history. Unfortunately, I picked the wrong day to go. A lot of kids were on holiday with their parents.😍😆

Ich war hier unter der Woche und daher war es ruhig und nicht so viel los, so daß wir in alle Ruhe alle Bereiche durchschauen könnten. Wenn man aber alles sehen möchte muss mehrere Stunden für den Besuch einplanen. In vielen Bereichen kann man auch was selber ausprobieren,wie zum Beispiel logische spiele spielen in der Bereich von Mathematik oder Wunde nähen, oder Instrumente spielen . Ein ort für Groß und Klein, man kann nimmt nach Besuch was von wissen mit.

The size of the museum and the number of exhibits really make this place shine. You can easily spend 5+ hours here being moderately thorough and still have plenty to see for a return visit. The building itself is quite elegant, and is located on an Island with scenic river views on both sides. Many of the older exhibits are in German only, but most have English translations. There is plenty to see for adults, and plenty of run-around interactive science exhibits for kids. Interactive exhibits are clearly marked on the map, allowing for easier planning for parents.

Excellent technology museum featuring pretty much anything mankind ever invented. You need at least 4-5 hours if you want to read *some* of the descriptions and not just pass by every exhibit. Ideally it requires a full day to explore.

A massive museum in Munich with 3 floors to discover. Be prepared for a bit of walking! The husband found the museum more interesting than us girls, it was full machinery, aircraft, nautical displays. If you are into these things you can easily spend a while day here. There were a number of interactive things that children can play with and better understand concepts like physics. A cool gift shop to.buy a souvenir. Clean toilets are located onsite.

The new opening of the aerospace is an absolute amazing experience. In general, the museum sets high standards with exclusive exhibits, good information content, well structured & clear layout and also a lot of interactive experiments for kids. The new entry trough the robotic is a perfect start of the museum. Besides the high diversity in topics the museums architecture is impressive and located in the centre of Munich it offers a perfect option to combine city & museum.

One of most richest museums in Germany. Despite that some of expositions are closed this is very impressive and interesting place. The exponats are separated by thematically such as aviation, space craft, built technology etc. Recommend 4-5 hours and even possible several visitations.

The amount of detail that is put into this place is amazing. You can find out anything about technology, from microchips, cameras/photography, to modern stuff like robotics and space shuttles. I would suggest arming yourself with a bag of popcorn, a big cola, 6 hours of free time and a lot of patience to have a great experience.

Best science museum in the world. Magnificently curated with diversity of topics, but most of them treated with a great deal of thoroughness. Plenty of interactive examples and representations of scientific concepts as well as history of scientific discoveries. Access is pretty easy. There is a downloadable museum app that is like nothing I have ever seem before.

The best technic museum I've ever seen. A lot of interesting stands and information. Also I recommend to download an app of museum with a map and excursion. It took more than 3 hours to see only a big part of the building but not the whole. I recommend visiting this museum for families with kids. Your kids and u will find a lot of interesting stands.

This is a HUGE museum, so don’t expect to see it all in one day, but it truly has so much to offer adults and kids. The exhibits are extremely educational and well-curated, and the location is great as well. You can go for a stroll along the Isar afterwards! They also have a restaurant with a rooftop terrace which gets pretty crowded on nice days, but it’s a great atmosphere!

This museum must have been a huge achievement 30 years ago. Unfortunately it really doesn’t keep up with the times, which is ironical for a technology museum. The entry costs 14E which can be explained only by the space covered but not the entertaining or easiness to navigate factor. Much of the info is outdated and is presented like in a school book (no video, no way to connect to the visitors), everything in German only almost

One of the best museums I’ve been to. Even as an adult there was so much to see and do. The museum is very well thought out and designed and features all fields of science and technology. The entry fee is reasonable. A excellent family activity for a rainy Sunday.

Boooring... The interesting things (Planetarium, observatory, VR lab...) are closed, the others are need to be renewed/renovated or more interactive. On lots of places the English subtitles are missing.

I really enjoyed my visit in the Deutsches Museum. It is very well located in the city center, few minutes on foot from Isator underground station. Museum has 7 or so floors with tens of thousands of exhibits. It's almost impossible to see everything in 1 day of yiu want to be thorough. Check times of electric show as I think it's worth seeing it twice. There were only 2 shows throughout the day. 4 stars as not everything is working as it should.

Very big extensive museum extremely worth the money. Paid 4.5 euro as a student! I would recommend at least 4 hours here as it has that much to offer. The planetarium and Observatory are closed due to covid! So bummer.

Great place, lots of fun. There are 6 different levels, takes a ton of time to visit them all. Friendly note: 5-6PM you can get in for free. I know it's far from sufficient to go through everything, but it's at least something.

One of the best technology museum to visit. You need days to complete all exhibitions. Aviation and space sections are among the best to visit. Plan ahead if you have a limited time, or browse around freely if you have a couples of days.

It takes a long time to buy tickets, because many school students go there together. It's better to set aside a day to visit the museum. Personally, I feel that this museum is very suitable for scientific enlightenment. It has a basic and comprehensive display of agricultural science, technology, music, aviation and industry.

Fast 6 Stunden im Museum verbracht. Wegen der Umbau Arbeiten einiges geschlossen aber immernoch große Sammlung mit verschiedenen Fachrichtungen. Garderobe und Schließfächer vorhanden. Essen und Trinken kann man im Pausenbereich am Eingang. Tickets im Internet einfach zu buchen. Gut mit ÖPNV zu erreichen.

The Deutsches Museum in Munich is a captivating place for science and technology enthusiasts. During our visit, we were enchanted by the vast array of exhibits, from aerospace to robotics, and everything in between. It's a place where curiosity knows no bounds, and time seems to slip away effortlessly. The hands-on displays and interactive presentations make learning a joy for visitors of all ages. The museum's dedication to showcasing the evolution of human innovation is truly commendable. If you're in Munich, this museum is a must-visit, where hours pass in a flash as you embark on an educational and engaging journey.

All about science. The museum is a super cool place for people of all ages, kids and adults alike, really interactive, interdisciplinarily informative and overall a worthy experience for science lovers. To explore everything in details one may spend a whole day there, but normally about 4 hours is already pretty overwhelming. One thing to improve is the info screens that do not always work, as the videos do not play. Clean toilets and overall high accessibility.

Great place interesting both for kids and adults. Submarine and mining parts are especially impressive. They even did manage to bring a real U2 Submarine there!!!

(Translated by Google) I went twice. Those who specialize in engineering should go. It will take a day. We guarantee that the beer will be good after you see it. What's interesting is that there are many German-made fighters from World War II on display. Even though it is a defeated country. I still feel racial discrimination. Germany is the country of American grandpas, so exhibitions are allowed. Also a twin-engine jet fighter. A full-scale model (?) Of V2 and a flight control device are also proudly exhibited. It contrasts the turbines before the invention of the Laval nozzle with the Draval turbine. If you walk about 200m from Isator, which is the closest to the S-Bahn, to Schleisheim, you will find the aviation museum in the annex. It's reckless to see both in one day. Beer is the extra time allocated for 2 days. The hotel near the east station is recommended. There are many Russian-made aircraft here. I forgot whether it was Sukhoi or MiG, but it was impressive that the exodermis was wavy and the finish was bad. This is in contrast to the recent Airbus wings that are slippery. There is a car annex in the city. It's getting narrower. (Original) 2度行きました。工学が専門の人は行くべきだ。1日かかります。見た後のビールがうまいことを保証します。 面白いのは第二次大戦のドイツ製戦闘機が多数展示してあることだ。敗戦国なのに。やはり人種差別を感じます。ドイツはアメリカの爺ちゃんの国だから展示が許されているのさ。 双発のジェット戦闘機も。Ｖ２の実物大模型（？）と、飛行制御装置も誇らしげに展示してある。 ラバルノズルが発明される以前のタービンとドラバルタービンが対比してある。 200mくらい歩いてSバーンの最寄りのIsatorからシュライスハイムに行くと分館の航空博物館がある。両方を1日で見るのは無謀です。2日割り当てて余った時間はビール。東駅近くのホテルがおすすめ。 ここはロシア製の機体が多い。スホイかミグか忘れたけど外皮が波打って仕上げが悪かったのが印象的だった。最近のエアバスの主翼がツルピカなのと対照的だ。市内には車の分館がある。狭くなったのね。

(Translated by Google) Fantastic museum of science and technology, very interesting for both children and adults. A MUST for a longer visit to Munich. You should plan at least 2 hours of visiting time, but you don't get bored with much longer visits. The best way to get there is by bike or subway / tram. (Original) Fantastisches Museum der Naturwissenschaft und Technik, sehr interessant für Kinder sowie für Erwachsene. Ein MUSS bei einem längeren Besuch in München. Man sollte schon mindestens 2 Stunden Besuchszeit einplanen, man langweilt sich aber auch nicht bei wesentlich längeren Besuchen. Am besten mit dem Fahrrad oder U-Bahn/Strassenbahn anfahren.

So far this experience has been good. Lots to see. Wheelchair access is good and there's lifts to all floors. A few areas not accessable to wheelchairs but they are clearly marked. Shame that parking for the disabled is almost non existent. You must either find street parking or a car park.

There are interesting exhibits for the technology-passioned individuals, but more work is needed to make the museum attractive. Half the objects on display dont have English information, only German. The exhibitions, the display, the stands and the texts themselves are outdated, everything looks very 90s-like. At times there are not enough explanations for what you're seeing, especially in Machinery and Physics, other times there's too much text to read.

If you live in Munich and are married with kids, you need to get your yearly family pass and come here every time there is bad weather or have no other plans. It is very interesting for both adults and kids, and has a great children’s park - just check on their web site in advance if it’s open. Also suggested to download their app at home (it’s a huge pre-load) and use it to plan your visit.

A very big museum with a lot of interesting things! There's a lot of expositions where you can interact with it, and for me that's a most have for a museum about technology. The price is a little bit expensive (14 euros for adults) but there are some discounts ( 4,5 euros for students). What confuses me is that the minimum payment by credit card is 20 euros... That's really not convenient for tourists

This place has so much to offer, just make sure you have plenty of time. They have Modern Railway, Modern Aviation, Energy - Motors, Robotics, Bridges and Hydraulic Engineering, Historic Aviation, Musical Instruments, Chemistry, Atomic Physics, Astronautics, Observatory West, Photography and Film - Image - Script - Codes, Mathematics, Health, Agriculture and Food, and of course Kids Kingdom fot the little ones. A lot of interactive exhibits, knowledge staff and fun time while learning.

Great museum with variety of exhibitions that you can stay in hour each easily. It's quite big and has different sections with clear pathway between them. Prices are really reasonable especially with student discount. I'd say 5 hours is a good time to enjoy everything without pressure.

It was a great museum and it preserves a lot of history. It also highlights German culture and had much to see regarding Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer science. Moreover, the advancement in space, music, aerospace and aeronautics is mind-blowing . I will recommend everyone who visits Munich to go to this museum. It had a lot of things to see by eyes.

I really liked the 3rd floor section on health and medicine. There’s a lot of useful info. I think a visit here should be included in the school curriculum. It’s also useful for adults, as we’re all (potential) patients.

Munich Technology Museum: 4 floors of wonders. Aviation history, rare musical instruments, and the forgotten like telegrams. Dive into modern and historical chemistry, then marvel at real rockets and satellites in the space exhibit. The observation area was under construction during our visit. Worth the 15-minute walk from the station; tickets are €15 for adults and €8 for kids. Check out family ticket options too!

Amazing place to visit and know the history of science. It's the Europe's largest science museum. A lot of valuable collections are there on the display. The contribution of the German scientists in most of the major scientific fields can be witnessed there. At present its only 40% open and the rest is under renovation. Very neatly laid out and organised interior. Best place for the young kids. You need at least half a day to see things in detail.

We were there for over six hours, went to all levels but still could have spent more time in certain areas. Highly recommend to go and if time allows, go on two days and set a focus.

Worth visiting eventhough it is not recommended during weekends or public holidays due to the number of visitors that might be huge. It took us 30 minutes to enter the museum and it was crowded so we couldn't really enjoy. However, it is lively museum with a lot of exhibits, especially in aviation and space technology .... 4 stars due to the crowd!

Big Museum but unfortunately they don’t have any Locket where you can put all of your Stuff and jacket so you dont need carrying your stuff during the visiting. But other than that it was so Interesting and interactive also for Children

Wonderful museum if you are into science and technology. Also a good place to bring your kids to spend a day as they also learn a lot.

Very cool museum especially if you're into technology, physics or engineering. Pain point: not well organized. From the maps provided is very hard to find what you are looking for at the different floors. Therefore something has to be improved.

Very nice and big museum. They even have a Z4. Be sure to go there early, it can be even crowded during COVID and limited tickets.

Awesome, if want to see everything, one day isn't even close to be enough :D

Very disappointed I visited the museum many years ago, and was very impresses. I wanted to show my kids the coolest museum in Europe, at least that was my plan. Half the museum (the most amazing part) is closed. All interactive exhibits are closed due to covid (fair enough). For the rest of the exhibits they are very old, and have not been updated for 15 years. Many demos have a interactive function = press a button and some thing happens, but half are infunctional due to bad maintenance and age. The whole exhibit on nano tech was not powered up, so this exhibit was showing 200 black monitors. Only 10% of the sets are explained in English, they have an app, so in order to understand the exhibit, you have to give all your attention to the phone... The exhibits are not updated, due to the situation in the world, a covid case could be expected in the pharmaceutical exhibit. The tele and computer exhibit has not changed since it was set up in early 2000, a lot has happened since. As an example they presented state of the art ic technology as 0.19um, world is producing it's in 5nm now. Nothing on 3G, 5G smart phones+++.

Obviously there is a vast collection of scientific artifacts which will be thrilling for science enthousiasts. However, we found large parts a bit outdated as to way of presentation: classic glass displays with few interaction possibilities. The kids floor was closed which was very disappointing for us since we were visiting with 3 kids. Also very disappointed that the information is 90 procent in German only, in this day and age you would expect English information placards too.

60% of the museum in german, it had potential to be one of the best museums in Europe as per everything they have there. Now they have in the explanations some references to forecasts which ended 30 years ago.

Absolutely fascinating if you are at all interested in science. The mining section was especially good.

Huge place, worth to visit. Lots of fun for kids and adults. One of “must visit” in Munich!

This is by far the best science museum I have ever visited. This museum needs at least one full day to be able to fully digest the massive information out there. It's 6 floors and each floor dedicated to one topic, ranging from environment, mechanical and electrical power to nuclear energy and astronomy, they even have lab for nanotechnology. The display and digitization of the museum are really amazing. The shop also is good one bu very expensive. I really enjoyed the visit and hope to come back one day!

Seit knapp 30 Jahren besuche ich das Deutsche Museum einmal im Jahr und ich liebe es. Damals als Kind mit den Eltern und heute mit Frau und Kind ;) Tipp: Wer das Planetarium besuchen möchte sollte bereits mit Museumsreintritt ein Planetariumsticket erwerben (nachträglich ist das nicht möglich).

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum for young and old (Original) Sehr schönes Museum für jung und alt

Es gibt unglaublich viel zu sehen und zu lernen. Unmöglich an einem Tag alles aufzunehmen.

(Translated by Google) Good museum ? (Original) Gutes Museum ?

Ich kenne das Deutsche Museum seit über 30 Jahren. Nun war ich das erste Mal seit längerer Zeit dort und war wirklich enttäuscht. Die überwiegende Anzahl der Versuche, die auf Knopfdruck gehen sollten, funktionierte nicht, und das in allen Abteilungen, die wir besucht haben. PCs waren ausgefallen (zb in der Bio- und Nanotechnologie) und zeigten z.T. Windows 2000 Fehlermeldungen an. Dann sollte man wenigstens Schilder mit "defekt" anbringen, sonst ist das echt frustrierend. Dass Umbauarbeiten stattfinden und Corona da ist mag den Betrieb einschränken, aber dann fände ich es auch fair, beim Preis entgegen zu kommen. Vieles wirkte veraltet, damals schon etwas und heute noch mehr. Aber entweder gibt es dafür zu wenig Personal oder zu wenig Geld... Werde sicher nächstes Jahr wieder kommen, dann kann ich hoffentlich mehr Sterne geben!

War hier sehr oft mit meinem Vater als ich klein war. Sehr schönes Museum.

Erschlagend vielseitig! Leider im Moment einiges im Umbau oder wegen Corona nicht offen.

Kann man einfach nur empfehlen. Von außen wirkt das Gebäude so "Na ja, viel kannst hier nicht erwarten", aber dann im inneren mega. Alles sehr interessant, anschaulich und mit Liebe zum Detail dargestellt. Leider reicht die Zeit nicht aus, um sich alles an einem Tag anzusehen. Die 29 € für die Familienkarte haben sich definitiv gelohnt.

Bisschen in die Jahre gekommen aber trotzdem interessant. Mit Kindern ein Besuch wert, aber viel Zeit einplanen.

Il museo è bello ma manca di spiegazioni e di un po di organizzazione, visto con meta sale chiuse

Das Museum ist noch Jahren wider mal sehenswert gewesen.leider überhaupt keine Führung angeboten. Die Stimme durch die Lautsprecher bei dem Strom Hochspannung war unverständlich und anstrengend zuzuhören

Great!

Immer wieder gut. Leider einiges Corona bedingt geschlossen.

Nove chilometri di esposizione tecnologica di altissimo livello. Fantastica la dimostrazione sull'alta tensione e molto affascinante la ricostruzione di una miniera, da visitare in sotterranea. Ottimo anche il self service interno, con cucina bavarese e italiana

Confusing at the best of times, needs a definite update and at the moment everything worthwhile is closed due to Covid...still charge you full price though!...dated and old, broken things and no direction...colour me disappointed

(Translated by Google) very nice (Original) Super schön

Interessant. Informativ. Günstig. Und groß.

Alles in allem sehr sehenswert. Jedoch ist es ein bisschen unübersichtlich aufgrund der Größe und den vielen Exponaten. Im Sommer und jetzt mit Corona etwas anstrengender aufgrund der Temperaturen, das Gebäude ist nicht klimatisiert.

Dieses Museum hat sich meiner Meinung nach zu lange auf seinem guten Ruf und den Erinnerungen vieler an Besuche in ihrer Kindheit ausgeruht; ich war wirklich enttäuscht. Dass einige Bereiche wg. Corona geschlossen sind, muss man akzeptieren, und das kann man im Vorfeld auch im Internet erfahren. Andere Bereiche sind zu, weil sie gerade neu konzipiert werden, das ist erfreulich und tut Not! Denn die derzeit zugänglichen Ausstellungen sind leider überwiegend veraltet und, was ich viel ärgerlicher finde, vollkommen undidaktisch strukturiert. Die Themen sind eigentlich gut und interessant gewählt, aber es wird immer gleich in spezielle Einzelheiten oder Unterthemen hineingesprungen, z.T. ohne Erläuterung Fachvokabular verwendet, statt den Besucher zunächst mit Hintergrundwissen oder Kontext zu versorgen. Auf diese Weise bekommt man zwar z.T. interessante Ausstellungsstücke zu sehen, aber ihre Bedeutung für die Technikwelt kann man nicht erfassen. Interaktivität und kindgerechte Museumspädagogik, wie sie im Kinderbereich im Foyer suggeriert wird, beschränkt sich überwiegend auf Knöpfe, die gedrückt werden, woraufhin ein Video abgespielt wird. Das war in meiner Kindheit der letzte Schrei, aber heute darf's schon etwas ausgetüftelter sein. Audioguides wären auch was Feines, ebenso stünden englischsprachige Erklärtafeln einem Museum in der Weltstadt München gut zu Gesicht. Meine Empfehlung: in München lieber etwas anderes unternehmen und noch 4, 5 Jahre warten, bis die Ausstellungen modernisiert sind. Inzwischen vielleicht mal das deutsche Museum in Bonn besuchen. Das habe ich als wesentlich ansprechender empfunden.

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Sehr schön

Wir können die Begeisterung der Bewertungen für das deutsche Museum leider nicht teilen. 14 Euro Eintritt sind nicht gerade wenig, doch das zahlt man gerne für ein tolles Erlebnis. Dieses hier war das Geld aber definitiv nicht wert! Der Bergbau war schön gestaltet, auch die Flugzeuge mit einem Original der Gebrüder Wright war schön anzusehen. Der Rest war eher lieblos gestaltet, viel war gesperrt (nicht nur wegen Corona, dafür hat man natürlich Verständnis). Außerdem sah es so aus, als ob seit der Jahrtausendwende nichts mehr getan wurde. Die meisten Computer waren so alt, dass sie 5 Minuten Ladezeit hatten. Auf einem Bildschirm hieß es, eine Sonde solle voraussichtlich 2015 auf dem Pluto landen. Im Jahr 2020 ist das dann doch nicht mehr so aktuell. Es war einfach nicht interessant gestaltet, altbacken und das Geld leider nicht wert. Schade.

Tolles Museum. Für Klein und Groß interessante Themen. Unbedingt den Ausblick auf dem Dach nutzen

Echt cool aber mache Sachen gehen nicht

Ein Super Museum, leider sind zwar viele aber nicht alle Exponate funktionstüchtig.

In June 1903, Prince Ludwig agreed to act as patron of the museum and the city of Munich donated Coal Island as a site for the project. In addition, exhibits began to arrive from Munich, Germany, and abroad including collections from the Bavarian Academy. As no dedicated museum building existed, the exhibits were displayed in the National Museum. On 12 November 1906, the temporary exhibits at the National Museum were ceremonially opened to the public and on November 13 the foundation stone was laid for the permanent museum. The first name of the museum, the "German Museum for Masterpieces of Natural Science and Technology", was not meant to limit the museum to German advances in science and technology, but to express the importance of science and technology to the German people. Oskar von Miller opened the new museum on his 70th birthday, 2 May 1925, after a delay of almost ten years. From the beginning, the museum displays are backed up by documents available in a public library and archives, which are open seven days a week to ensure access to the working public.

(Translated by Google) Great museum for the whole family. (Original) Tolles Museum für die ganze Familie.

Gefällt mir immer. Zurzeit genieße ich die Konzerte im Innenhof, gestern zum Beispiel "Dreiviertel-Blut".

Ich war schon in vielen Museen unterwegs aber das Deutsche Museum München war mit Abstand eins der besten wo ich war. Mit einer Unglaublich Viefalt und schön Gestaltung war es ein wunderbares Erlebnis. Besonders Beidruckend war das Liebevoll gestaltete Bergwerk. Sehr Kinderfreundlich gehalten mit absoluten fairen und günstigen Eintrittspreisen. Nur zu Empfehlen! Allerdings sollte man mehr als 2h einplanen.

This is likely one of the best museums in Europe, especially regarding technology and science. It is massive, you will likely need more than one day to visit it all. Try to be there early to avoid any queues or the high voltage demonstration tickets running out. The only downside are the opening times, it only opens until 17:00 maximum, any day of the week. I would have hoped for at least 18:00 or 19:00. The prices are quite affordable, especially for students. This is a must visit whether you're a tourist or a resident. Finally, the museum store offers some amazing gadgets, both for kids and adults!

Zu viel Leute für Corona, da hilft auch die Ticketbegrenzung nichts wenn alle Besucher fûr den Tag gefühlt auf einmal kommen. Und so interessant ist es auch nicht mehr.

An und für sich ein wirklich sehenswerter Ort. Verständlich ist auch, dass durch Corona einige Versuchsstationen nicht benutzbar sind. Schade ist allerdings, dass auch andere Stationen leider nicht funktionieren.

Genau genommen ist diese Beurteilung "coronabedingt". Aus der Kindheit noch begeistert wollte ich meine Begeisterung mit meinen Kindern teilen. Leider konnte das nicht gelingen, weil die bekannten "Attraktionen" geschlossen waren :-( So lange die Situation weiterhin so ist, wie sie ist, empfehle ich keinen Besuch, besonders nicht, wenn man voller Begeisterung und mit weiter Anfahrt (z.B. im Urlaub) und voller Erwartungen DAS Deutsche Museum besuchen möchte.

Sehr sehenswert. Tolle Themenbereiche. Für jeden was dabei

Leider wird auf der Internetseite nicht alles veröffentlicht welche Etagen oder Ausstellungen geschlossen sind. Ist für Personen die eine lange Anfahrt haben sehr ärgerlich.

Etwas in die Jahre gekommen, nichtsdestotrotz sehr interessant und lohnenswert. Karten sind derzeit nur online erhältlich.

Sehr detaillierte und groß schwierig alles zu sehen aber an mehren Tagen möglich. Ohne Vorkenntnisse schwierig

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Carino. Ci vogliono tante ore per visitarlo tutto per bene.

La mina está muy conseguida. Por el coronavirus habia máquinas que no se podían probar. Prácticamente todo explicado únicamente en alemán y bastante escueto.

Sehr informativ und interessant. Toll für Kinder gemacht

Wer wirklich Interesse an Museen hat, ist es richtig schön. Nicht überlaufen, alles sauber und man sieht die Arbeit die darin steckt. Daumen hoch. Nur 30€ für Familien Karte finde ich sehr teuer.

Für kleine Kinder derzeit weniger spannend. Die Kinderabteilung ist derzeit wegen Corona geschlossen. Auch viele andere Dinge sind deshalb nicht möglich. Für die Führungen muss man sich Chips an der Info besorgen. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl!) einige Führungen finden gar nicht statt. Das Planetarium ist geschlossen. Es war trotzdem ein schöner Tag für uns!

It's humongous museum with things for everyone, make sure you come early because you need an entire day to see even a half of it.

Gutes Museum. Kann ich nur empfehlen.

A really good place to go and get a COVID test. I also understand there are museum type things there...

Massive place. Easily will take a full day. Download app for fun time. Regular admission costly but great for students. I would also recommend downloading translating by photo app on your phone as lot of the descriptions are in Germany. Regardless highly interactive and would definitely go back as museum always developing.

The best museum I’ve ever seen. For travelers with children the place must see . You need to plan at least 6 hours for visit, not less

You can easily spend 3-4 hours on any rainy or cold day here. It’s definitely a great place if you are here with kids but also a nice place for adults. Don’t miss the maritime exhibition, Oceanography and the mining part which is your -1 floor. There is now a special exhibition on nano technology. Please note that now it’s recommended that you book your tickets prior to visitation on that day due to Covid preventive measures. This is a place where there is something interesting for every age. I would only like to point out that if you suffer from anxiety because of wearing masks for longer time avoid the mining area, you will feel there is less oxygen to breathe there.

An incredibly big place. During 3 hours we were able to see boats, mine, coffee exhibitions. But anyone can find something to his liking

Enjoyable, also suitable for little children, time flies inside, really interesting!! And the shop is great too

جميل جدا يحتوي عدة انشطة مميزة ....كما يمتاز بشكل البناء القديم العريق

Ein hervorragendes Museum !! Ich besuche es sehr gerne mit meinen Kindern und werde sofern es die aktuelle Situation wieder ermöglicht wieder tun!! Das Museum ist sehr gut aufgebaut und sehr schön gestaltet, ich kann es nur weiterempfehlen!

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum and always worth a visit. I hope that the exhibitions will continue to grow in the future. (Original) Sehr schönes Museum und immer einen Besuch wert. Ich hoffe dass in Zukunft die Ausstellungen weiter anwachsen werden.

(Translated by Google) Simply a super interesting museum which every visitor, even less technically enthusiastic, will like. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Einfach ein superinteressantes Museum was jeder auch weniger technisch begeisterte Besucher mögen wird. Einen Besuch unbedingt wert.

(Translated by Google) Exciting and very interesting (Original) Spannend und sehr interessant

(Translated by Google) Please come. (Original) Kommen gern.

(Translated by Google) Nice and a lot to see from planes to ships big and small. Kids love it. (Original) Schön und Sehr viel zu sehen von Flugzeug ✈ bis zu Schiffe groß und klein. Kinder lieben es.

(Translated by Google) Hopefully open again soon. A story can hardly be brought closer to a better one! (Original) Hoffentlich bald wieder geöffnet. Besser kann einem Geschichte wohl kaum näher gebracht werden!

(Translated by Google) Great Museum (Original) Super Museum

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Wunderschön

(Translated by Google) A lot of interesting things are shown there and the children won't be bored either! So definitely good for a family trip when in Munich! (Original) Dort werden sehr viele interessante Sachen gezeigt und auch die Kinder werden sich nicht langweilen! Also auf jeden Fall gut für einen Familienausflug wenn man in München ist!

(Translated by Google) Was nice and interesting here, very well designed (Original) War schön und interessant hier, sehr gut gestaltet

(Translated by Google) Nice place! Very impressive (Original) Toller Ort! Sehr imposant

It's amazing, very interactive and interesting.

(Translated by Google) Best program! 1 day not enough. Very, very interesting! (Original) Beste Program! 1 Tag nicht genug. Sehr sehr Interessant!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful museum and very interesting, especially for children. We were there with our grandchildren in the summer and it was an entertaining afternoon. (Original) Ein wunderbares Museum und gerade für Kinder sehr interessant. Wir waren im Sommer mit unseren Enkeln dort und es war ein kurzweiliger Nachmittag.

(Translated by Google) You get the feeling that nothing has been updated here since the 90s. Hardly any maintenance to be seen. Disappointing. (Original) Man hat das Gefühl, hier wurde seit den 90ern nichts mehr aktualisiert. Instandhaltung kaum zu sehen. Enttäuschend.

(Translated by Google) Exorbitantly good museum. The exhibitions are all excellent and of high quality. Almost every exhibit tells an exciting story. I highly recommend the underground mine exhibition (Original) Exorbitant gutes Museum. Die Austellungen sind alle exzellent und hochwertig. So gut wie jedes Exponat erzählt eine spannende Geschichte. Ich empfehle sehr die Minenaustellung im Untergrund

(Translated by Google) You can spend a few days here in a row. (Original) Man kann hier einige Tage am Stück verbringen.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, a lot was inaccessible last time due to the Covid restrictions But still a great museum! (Original) Leider war das letzte Mal vieles nicht zugänglich, durch die Covid Beschränkungen Doch trotzdem ein klasse Museum!

(Translated by Google) Good program! (Original) Jó program!

Excellent experience... 4/5 stars due to not so foreigners friendly place (lots of presentation are happening in German)

(Translated by Google) There is good free wifi. (Original) Gibt gutes gratis Wlan.

(Translated by Google) Huge museum, with a lot of topics. You can spend a few days here in a row. Long ticket line - better order online! (Original) Riesiges Museum, mit sehr vielen Themengebieten. Man kann hier einige Tage am Stück verbringen. Ticketschlange lang - besser online bestellen!

Perfect please to visit with children, still you can find a lot of interesting things for adults too.

(Translated by Google) Advance tip: it's best to order tickets online on the website. that is also possible at short notice. So you don't have to stand in the ticket line. Very large museum. You should plan in almost a full day. The electrical shows are particularly interesting for children and adults. Tip: keep your ears shut when the current meets. :) Otherwise, the astronomy area is super interesting and the underground mine, which you have to go through completely to get out again (approx. 30 min) When it comes to sharing, the explanations are not particularly child-friendly and we couldn't find a “shortcut” at the mine because it took too long at the end. Hence 4/5 stars. (Original) Vorab Tipp: Tickets am besten online bestellen auf der Webseite. das geht auch kurzfristig. So muss man nicht in der Ticketschlange stehen. Sehr großes Museum. Man sollte fast einen ganzen Tag einplanen. Interessant sind die Shows im Elektrik Bereich besonders für Kinder und Erwachsene. Tipp: Ohren zu halten, wenn der Strom sich trifft. :) Ansonsten ist der Astronomie-Bereich super interessant und das Bergwerk unter Tage, welches man komplett durchlaufen muss, um wieder rauszukommen (ca 30 min) Zum Teilen sind die Erklärungen nicht besonders kinderfreundlich erklärt und beim Bergwerk haben wir keine „Abkürzung“ gefunden, weil es uns am Schluss zu lange dauerte. Daher 4/5 Sterne.

Beautiful 7-stories museum. A lot of love experiences also. Super!

(Translated by Google) Very large and interesting museum. There is something to see for every taste! (Original) Sehr großes und interessantes Museum. Es ist für jeden Gaschmack etwas zu sehen!

(Translated by Google) My family and I were very happy. (Original) Meine Familie und ich waren sehr zufrieden.

Magnificent in so many ways! You'll need more than one day to see it all!

(Translated by Google) Very nice, especially the mine, it would be even better if you had to wear helmets with small lamps (Original) Sehr schön vorallem das bergwerk würde es noch toller finden müsste man so helme mit kleinen lampen tragen

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place (Original) Ein wunderbarer Ort

(Translated by Google) We were there in January 2020 and spent an absolutely exciting day. The overall exhibition is so large that you should choose your favorites at the beginning in order to have enough time for them. I found the high-voltage experiments particularly interesting, which show phenomena which are otherwise invisible. The huge rocket, which you were even allowed to enter, was also impressive. (Original) Wir waren im Januar 2020 da und haben einen absolut spannenden Tag verbracht. Die Gesamtausstellung ist so groß, dass man sich am Anfang seine Favoriten auswählen sollte, um für diese genügend Zeit zu haben. Besonders interessant fand ich die Starkstrom-Experimente, welche Phänomene zeigen, welche sonst unsichtbar sind. Beeindrucken war auch die riesige Rakete, welche man sogar betreten durfte.

(Translated by Google) Huge technology museum and super interesting. I suggest you first look at its map and choose the floors you’ll find you will like! Because it is too much to cover everything. Huge and super interesting museum of technology. I recommend you look at the map and see the floors that interest you! Because it's a lot if they wanted to cover the entire museum. (Original) Huge technology museum and super interesting. I suggest you first look at its map and choose the floors you’ll find you will like! Because it is too much to cover everything. Museo enorme y súper interesante de tecnología. Les recomiendo mirar el mapa y ver los pisos que les interesan! Porque es muchísimo si quisieran cubrir todo el museo.

Great museum however, some of the exhibitions is old and not up to date. Purchase tickets before arriving, since they may be sold out due to Covid-19 restrictions.

The children kingdom is closed. You will not easily see this information when buying tickets online. And good luck calling and asking for info. It's actually a waste of time and money currently. The worst part is the lack of such vital information for families.

Good for students. Very nice and big Museum. Staff is very friendly. Tickets are available online on there website.

Amazing historical exhibits across all different areas of interest, very impressive. Not so exciting are the many "out of order" signs next to multiple of those setups where the visitor is supposed to experience or experiment himself, and totally missing for my taste is the 'new world' tech, immersive technologies, holograms, robots or a section about 'innivation'

Great place if you are interested in science.many pieces are interactive .you can see the inner workings of basic things like logic gates.you should have time and energy to walk a 6 floor building.there are also foot massagers on every floor😂do the math.

Amazing!! I was so excited. And my kids were so so happy to see everything. They would not stop saying "wow. Look at this. And this and this." This is the best place to bring kids and happy adults for several repeat trips

Definitely one of the best museums I’ve visited. Very broad spectrum of information provided, plus it is very interactive and fun with live demonstrations . I will definitely be coming back to revisit

If you love steampunk and history, this is your place. I was in love with the first floor, the ships, submarines and the electric area!!! The 3rd and 4th floor are not as impressive as the first tho. Would be nice to have more interactive elements 😊 I also have to highlight the AMAZING job of those who did the miniatures.

It is really big Museum, you should reserve time, at least for 3 hours for this Museum, although I used almost 5-6 hours there to visit most parts of Museum. It is Science and Technology Museum. The name may confuse you in first understanding. There are many trial sets in there. It is good place to come with kids or all-ages friendly. I hope the Restaurant inside the Museum open soon. It is currently closed unfortunately. No way to get a coffee break inside unless you bring your own drinks.

Very interesting museum, with lot of different exhibitions. It takes at least a couple of hours to see it or a whole day of you want to do it in detail.

Great Museum. Tube computers were amazing. The biology section was also very colorful. You need to give your all day if you want to examine all things.

It’s huge, a bit confusing and feels a bit old. The lighting could use an upgrade to LED but despite that, it’s a must visit and I really enjoyed my time here. You’ll get really tired so be ready!

It's spectacular how they managed to create the mining atmosphere, and the miniatures themselves look so real. Another thing worth to look at it's the view from the museum top, which gives a wide panoramic view to the whole city.

It's really good for a museum but with COVID being a big thing right now a number of interactive displays were closed. It's a definitely a must do in München but just be aware this is huge and may take more than a day to see everything. Currently 2G+ is required.

Beautiful museum, interesting exhibits and even a great view of Munich from the 6th floor. Definitely take snacks as it’s a lot to see (and the café is expensive)

It's one of the best places to visit in Munich. But English description is a hit or miss. Most of the exhibit items have only German description but some have English also. I just wish that everything has an English description.

Takes a lot of time, a lot of infos, awesome pieces exposed, go early, u'll leave late. It's a must see place and museum

A lot to see, one day is barely enough. Unfortunately many exhibition items, especially in the physics expo were out of order. I would have expected a better maintenance of the museum. Cafe and restaurant were abysmally small, and queues reach around the corner. We could have enjoyed it a lot more if there was a better restaurant.

So much to see! Make sure you have a couple of hours to explore all the areas. My favourite parts were the ships and the interactive bits. All the staff I encountered were extremely friendly and helpful so shoutout to them.

One of the most in depth museums we have ever been to. There are hours of information and exhibits to see! We thoroughly enjoyed the extensive mining exhibit and the labrinyth it creates under the building. Great for all ages since it has a lot of displays!

The museum is enormous. I spent the whole day there even though I rushed some of the exhibitions. The mining section is awesome. You really feel like you are in a mine. The best part is the electric show. It is only shown in 11:00 and in 16:00 but is something that you don't see every day.

Beware, the museum is much smaller because of extensive renovation. However it is still worth the visit. We originally visited in 2012. At the time it was amazing, and huge. Yesterday we visited again. A day before we saw that some exhibitions are closed due to renovations, but we decided to go anyway because reviews said it is still worth it. It is indeed still worth it, but it is much smaller than it was (because of the renovations). So just be prepared for that and you will still enjoy. My 3 and 6 year olds loved it. I'm giving it 4 and not 5 stars because of how much smaller it currently is. I recommend buying tickets in advance online to skip the tickets line.

Really extensive science and technology museum. I was already prepared to not see all of it in one visit after seeing all the other reviews. I spent 4 hours there and was only able to cover half of it. So, I'll be visiting again in the future to cover the rest. The museum is laid out very well and there is a good mix of static and interactive displays to keep adults and kids entertained.

Definitely a museum that deserves 5 stars. It explains very well what civilization is. There are many places to visit in different branches. It's a great place for kids too. There are very nice activities and applications that they can try and do. 14 euros per person. There is a family discount. I would recommend it to everyone.

It was our first stop in our Munich trip and we liked it immensely. Although the entrance fee was a bit high at first, our minds changed as soon as we entered, it deserves the fee. Also, even though we stayed for about 5 hours, we had to travel twice as fast because you want to take a picture of almost everything :) We recommend everyone to come, regardless of mourning. Finally, as there are areas for children, families can also travel with peace of mind.

A lot of exhibits, various things and a lot to learn. The museum is very well organized, many interactive items, several places where you can have a quick snack, drink a cofee or a beer. If you plan to visit it reserve at least 4 hours from your time to do that.I strongly recommend visiting this place!

The museum is great. We visited it with our kids. They enjoyed the kids kingdom on floor -1. I was expecting it to be bigger but after all the kids liked it. The exhibitions were great. You can learn a lot. The planes and cosmos were exceptional. If you have a couple of hours in Munich and you are wondering what to do you can visit it.

Amazing museum! A large part of it is sadly closed for renovation until 2028. We were very excited to see the Faraday cage but it is also being renovated until 2028. I have particularly loved the computer science section, we didn't get to see more than half of because of lack of time. Plan at least 3-4 hours if you want to see everything. We bought our tickets online but there was no wait line at the tickets counter.

This museum is super informationally dense. So many floors and exhibits to go through filled with hands on experiments to prove the many theories on display. Guaranteed to wow you! Highly recommend allocating half a day for this, especially if you have a STEM background.

Great Museum with wide variety of technology and science areas covered. Grabs the interest of young kids. Visited twice now and will definitely come again.

This museum is almost overwhelming with how wonderful it is and how much there is to see! My husband and I are bigggg plane and space people, so we spent about 3.5 hours looking just at the 3 exhibits about historical aircraft, modern aircraft, and space. This is absolutely a museum you need to either spend an entire day at OR plan to come back to keep exploring. The facility was stunning and easy to get to, and the cloakroom/backpack lockers were a great touch.

I’m not usually that interested but this was a cool museum! Could only use cash at the downstairs cafe though so that sucked. They weren’t very nice about letting us know either.

This place is amazing! But you need to allocate an entire day at minimum. There are exhibits on a wide variety of things including aviation, photography, technology, science and others. Bulky items and backpacks are not allowed. Cameras are allowed but leave the selfie stick or gimbal behind. There are lockers at the entrance which require a 1 euro coin to activate. The museum closes at 5pm but the gift shop closes a bit after. There is English as well as German for each exhibit.

Really cool place of you love engineering. It os a very visual experience and there are a lot of things to explain here. It doesn't feel like it is a place dedicated for kids so adults can also have fun in their knowledge exploration. There is a lot of information and it is really well designed but I strongly recommend choosing a section sticking to it and enjoy on part of the museum as there is too much to see. Each section really delves into details and it will be impossible to grasp everything in one go.

This museum has so much to offer for adults and kids, been there 3 times and haven’t finished yet. Have you ever noticed that the museum tower has a hygrometer, a barometer, a thermometer and an anemometer. Actually it is a weather station. Check out precisely for you up-coming visit. Everyday they update at 9:30 the guided tours plan. Have fun :)

Exceptional, interactive museum. A must if you are in the area of Munich. Kids (and parents) can learn more about how technology and science works by playing with interactive exhibits.

A must visit in Munich which you will love and also a great place for kids to express their interest in different categories. Reserve at least 3-4 hours, if you plan to visit Deutsches Museum.

We enjoyed visiting the museum with my family. Especially the aircraft and space sections in the museum were great. One of the best activities to do in Munich. After visiting the museum, I suggest you take a nice walk by the river or take a bike ride.

This is a really cool museum with plenty to see, also a very big variation. Everything from airplanes to harvest equipment. A very interesting museum, but it is very crowded usually with a lot of school classes visiting it and generally a very long queue to the entrance, but if you are interested in technology it is totally worth the waiting time.

Please do not omit this fantastic experience when in Munich!!! Plan for a whole day! What a place! Technological achievements in almost every domain. Our minds were blown with the space itself that housed some tremendous pieces of aircraft, cars, music instruments, laboratories, robots, Enigma, hands-on displays of scientific processes.... My 16 year old told us that he needs 3 more days in there! I wish we have something like this in Canada.

Amazing museum with lots of stuff to learn and remember from school, from science to music, going through farming, health, history construction of bridges and rocket science! just great for the children and everyone interested in knowledge in general!

This museum was very educational. I learned a lot, and it has so much information about a variety of things. They had exhibitions for music, trains, space, planes, etc! You could easily spend a whole weekend here.

Excellent presentation of exhibits with all signs in German and English. Cool even on the hottest summer's day. We bought tickets in advance online and skipped the queue. Easy to spend up to eight hours here. The cafés are busier at lunchtime, but for most of the day there were no queues for drinks. The only negative was the lack of a water fountain for telling bottles, with plastic water bottles costing upwards of two euros - so take extra or plan to spend on refreshments.

War ganz In Ordnung. Das Museum hat sich fast wie ein Flugzeug Museum angefühlt, da es 2 Stockwerke voller Flugzeuge gab. Der Landwirtschaftsteil war ganz nett und informativ. Ebenfalls war der Physik Bereich gut, da man dort viel eigenes machen konnte und viel ausprobieren konnte. Den Chemie Teil fand ich nicht sehr gut, da es nicht wirklich ansprechend war.

Am Eingang längere Wartezeit. Daher haben wir uns Onlinetickets besorgt und konnten gleich hinein marschieren. Die Ausstellung ist wirklich toll. Ich finde für einen Tag zu viel. Am besten plant man mehrere Tage ein oder man setzt sich Prioritäten, was einen wirklich interessiert.

Tolles Museum, in dem man Technik und seine Geschichte erleben kann. Verschiedene Themenschwerpunkte sollten für jeden etwas bieten - auch für weniger Technikbegeisterte und vor allem für Jung und Alt. Man kann Tourenvorschlägen folgen, aber auch selbst Schwerpunkte setzen, wo es gefällt. Viele Exponate - sehr gut illustriert und anschaulich dargestellt. Ein Besuch darf eigentlich auf einem Münchentrip nicht fehlen.

Huge musuem! I loved how much interactivity there was, and it didn't feel like it catered just to small children , Which can be a hard balance when making interactive exhibits. It's so much stuff that you need more like 2 days, I was pretty tired out by the 4th hour! The cafe on the roof is cool, but the views are not the very best (still great!) However, it was pretty busy and some interactive stuff was broken. Also, some of the explanations were a bit wordy or seemingly influenced by sponsors.

The Deutsches museum is a great experience to spend half of your day if you're visiting Munich. I enjoyed the wide range of exhibitions from different topics, however I wished the exhibition was more interactive and could interact more with the props. Also, I found the few interactive exhibitions had a lack of information making it a bit awkward to interact with them. The time to spend here is around 3 - 4h.

Great museum with the right level of detail. If you want to see it all you need at least half a day. Make sure to book your tickets in advance, especially on rainy days. Imho not suitable for kids below 6, they will easily get annoyed. Only some parts are interesting for kids, most of the stuff is too complicated.

The best science and technology museum that you can visit. It is very interactive, and you will not feel bored! There are many instruments from the past and nowadays, many experiments to do, big space dedicated to the planes, to astronomy and space, life science, agriculture, robotics...

the place is amazing. I had a lot of fun. So much information and great demonstrations. This is a must see in Munich Research it. It’s huge with many sections

Great experience with loads of cool stuff to get lost in. No cash at the first two places to get a drink. You have to go to the 2nd floor restaurant if you wish to pay with cash. It's pretty cheap for a museum would definitely go again.

A fantastic insight into the development of the sciences, specifically here in Germany. This museum offers a breath of fresh air in comparison to other museums, with something of interest to learn every where you look!

I had an amazing time at the Deutsches Museum! It's a fantastic place to explore science and technology. They've got hands-on exhibits that make learning fun. Whether you're a kid or an adult, there's something for everyone. A must-visit in Munich

A great museum and a must see when you find yourself in Munich. The museum has lots of hands on experiments, so it is a fun experience for kids of all ages.

A huge museum focusing on different aspects of technology, with engaging displays and some interactive elements. I especially enjoyed the various dioramas.

Wow, wow, wow. This museum is very impressive. So much to see. Give yourself at least 4 hours. We tried to do it in 2.5 which was not enough. Great services and amenities there too. Coat check, lockers, gift shop is amazing.

Das Museum ist toll und abwechslungsreich. Ein Teil wird derzeit renoviert und ist nicht zugänglich. Die Menge an Exponaten ist aber auch so schon beeindruckend und füllen 2-3h Aufenthalt locker. Preise sind fair, Familien werden nicht abgezockt (Dank dem Familienticket). Einziger Kritikpunkt: die Kinderwelt ist schlecht belüftet.