Best places: Museums in Lampertheim, Germany

Ruined, 16th-century, red sandstone castle on a hillside, with guided tours & a huge wine barrel.

Over 20,000 exhibits on 2000 years of medical science & pharmacy, including glass apothecary flasks.

Historic factory exploring the career of automotive pioneer Karl Benz via vintage cars & documents.

Interactive science, industry & technology museum with working steam train & communication exhibits.

Agricultural technology is the focus at this exhibition space with tractors & other farm equipment.

Exhibition of bodies preserved using plastination, a technique which exposes anatomical structures.

Carolingian religious complex with striking 1,200 year-old gatehouse, plus sculpture & paintings.

👍👍 Super tolle Ausstellung und interessant,geheimnisvoll, sagenumwobenen. Danke an die Mitarbeiterinnen des Museums für sehr freundliche, geduldige Unterhaltung der Besucherkinder.Einfach Top

Memorial & museum to former German President Friedrich Ebert featuring his birthplace & exhibits.

Contemporary exhibits on 3 floors in art institution's HQ, founded 1869, with educational projects.

Quirky museum with various exhibitions related to the history & design of chairs & stools.

Collections of antiquities, sacred art & local history in an 18th-century arsenal building.

👍 A quite humble museum that tells a little history of the area. There is also a separate interactive room for kids that covers topics about the insects, animals, fish and plant. There is no entrance fee to visit the museum so feel free to donate any amount.

👍👍 Nice museum at a fair price. We were in the great exhibition “Invisible Worlds”. Highly recommended for school children. There was a lot to discover here. Afterwards we were able to visit another exhibition. We were here for several hours. It was definitely worth it.

History museum in a 1200s monastery with exhibits dating back to the Bronze Age & a city model.

Museum charting the life & work of renowned German industrial chemist, Carl Bosch.

Elegant museum featuring an array of art by inmates at psychiatric institutions from 1840 to 1945.

White building with William Hack's collection including 20th-century abstract art & Roman artifacts.

👍👍 Ein tolles Museum mit einem gigantischen Angebot an Informationen. Hervorragend präsentiert (manches sogar in deutscher, französischer und englischer Sprache. Ganz liebevoll kuratiert und in einem interessanten Gebäude dargeboten und das ganze für 3,50 € inklusive freundlichem informativem Service.

👍👍 Kleines, aber feines Museum. So manche Ausstellungsstücke und vor allem Fotos sind eng mit der eigenen Vergangenheit so manchen Viernheimers verbunden. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und freut sich ehrlich über jeden der sich ins Heimatmuseum "verirrt". Ein Trauzimmer gibt es dort auch. Sieht sehr...