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I LOVED IT, ALL THE ARTIFACTS AND STUFF ON DISPLAY WERE AMAZING. The items where so preserved and looked real. My favorite part was the display of the wall in berlin.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 17 2008
Such a fascinating place to visit! I strongly recommend this place not only for visitors but for everyone. It was amazing to see and experience the displays first hand.
Reviewed by: Peter P from on Aug 29 2006
the largest and oldest science museum in the world, and by the end of the day you believe it! We got there at 9:30 and stayed until 3:30 and only saw 3 of the 6 floors! plenty of things to do for my 8 and 11 year olds.
Reviewed by: Hassan from on Jun 16 2006
Every once in while there are special exihibits not only in the museum but on the airport not far from the museum grounds. There is a good chance you could fly with historical machines and, if this is not the case, you can go by plane anytime of the year if you dare!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 15 2006
This was a really cool place to go. Kids love it too! They have a whole section with hands on things for kids to do! I highly reccomend this muesuem!
Reviewed by: Amber from on Jan 23 2006
Very interesting, there was something there for everyone. Many things ranging from history to science to childrens activities. I would recommend it to anyone checking out the Munich area. Make sure you have a whole day to devote there though it is a huge place.
Reviewed by: JS from on Sep 26 2005
This building was packed with interesting things to see. From a replica old German mine inside, to trains, antique cars, even a First World War submarine.
Reviewed by: T.J. O from on Jun 30 2005
I liked that it was huge and it has everything about science but i did not like that there where many discriptions only in deutch.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 02 2005
The exhibits were very imaginative and elaborate. The variety was also great. There were life-size models, real objects, reconstructions of a submarine in cutaway form, dioramas, 3-d displays of Mars, just an endless amount of fascinating items. It definitely appeals to the boy in every man and has enough to interest anyone.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 29 2005
I went to the Deutsches Museum on my first day in Germany. I was VERY jet-lagged, but still managed to enjoy this place. There was a lot of fascinating stuff to look at and keep you entertained. I was especially impressed by the model railroad they had set up. They put on shows of the railroad a few times through the day. It's a very large model with several trains on it, some containing cameras so you can watch as it goes thru tunnels, over bridges, etc.I recommend this place to anyone who will be in Munich!
Reviewed by: Muggsy from on Jun 23 2004
History of Technological Progress
Back to Deutsches Museum
I LOVED IT, ALL THE ARTIFACTS AND STUFF ON DISPLAY WERE AMAZING. The items where so preserved and looked real. My favorite part was the display of the wall in berlin.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 17 2008
Such a fascinating place to visit! I strongly recommend this place not only for visitors but for everyone. It was amazing to see and experience the displays first hand.
Reviewed by: Peter P from on Aug 29 2006
the largest and oldest science museum in the world, and by the end of the day you believe it! We got there at 9:30 and stayed until 3:30 and only saw 3 of the 6 floors! plenty of things to do for my 8 and 11 year olds.
Reviewed by: Hassan from on Jun 16 2006
Every once in while there are special exihibits not only in the museum but on the airport not far from the museum grounds. There is a good chance you could fly with historical machines and, if this is not the case, you can go by plane anytime of the year if you dare!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 15 2006
This was a really cool place to go. Kids love it too! They have a whole section with hands on things for kids to do! I highly reccomend this muesuem!
Reviewed by: Amber from on Jan 23 2006
Very interesting, there was something there for everyone. Many things ranging from history to science to childrens activities. I would recommend it to anyone checking out the Munich area. Make sure you have a whole day to devote there though it is a huge place.
Reviewed by: JS from on Sep 26 2005
This building was packed with interesting things to see. From a replica old German mine inside, to trains, antique cars, even a First World War submarine.
Reviewed by: T.J. O from on Jun 30 2005
I liked that it was huge and it has everything about science but i did not like that there where many discriptions only in deutch.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 02 2005
The exhibits were very imaginative and elaborate. The variety was also great. There were life-size models, real objects, reconstructions of a submarine in cutaway form, dioramas, 3-d displays of Mars, just an endless amount of fascinating items. It definitely appeals to the boy in every man and has enough to interest anyone.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 29 2005
I went to the Deutsches Museum on my first day in Germany. I was VERY jet-lagged, but still managed to enjoy this place. There was a lot of fascinating stuff to look at and keep you entertained. I was especially impressed by the model railroad they had set up. They put on shows of the railroad a few times through the day. It's a very large model with several trains on it, some containing cameras so you can watch as it goes thru tunnels, over bridges, etc.I recommend this place to anyone who will be in Munich!
Reviewed by: Muggsy from on Jun 23 2004
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