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Deutsches Museum, {CATEGORY}

The history of technology: a huge subject presented in a huge museum. Since its foundation in 1906, the exhibition area of the Deutsches Museum has expanded to 55,000 square metres. This museum is unique in its concentration on the history and development of technology and natural science. Numerous objects and interactive models (eg. a planetarium and coal mine) are used to demonstrate mankind's progress over the centuries. See website for admission prices.

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Address: Museumsinsel 1, Munich, BY 80538

City: Munich

Country: Germany

Phone 1: +49 89 2 1791

Email: fuehrungen@deutsches-museum.de

Official site: www.deutsches-museum.de

Opening hours: Daily 9am-5pm

Exceptionally closed: Closed all major holidays

Entrance fee: Admission 8.50€ ($14) adults, 7€ ($11) seniors, 3€ ($4.80) students and children 7-12, free for children 6 and under

Access by subway: S-Bahn Isator

Access by tramway: Tram 18

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Deutsches Museum, {CATEGORY}

On an island in the Isar River, in the heart of Munich, this is the largest technological museum of its kind in the world. Its huge collection of priceless artifacts and historic originals includes the first electric dynamo (Siemens, 1866), the first automobile (Benz, 1886), the first diesel engine (1897), and the laboratory bench at which the atom was first split (Hahn, Strassmann, 1938). There are hundreds of buttons to push, levers to crank, and gears to turn, as well as a knowledgeable, English-speaking staff to answer questions and demonstrate how steam engines, pumps, or historical musical instruments work. The most popular displays are a series of model coal, salt, and iron mines, as well as the electric power hall, with high-voltage displays that actually produce lightning. There are also exhibits on transportation, printing, photography, textiles, and many activities, including glass-blowing and papermaking demonstrations. The air-and-space hall is the largest in the museum. A hall for high-tech exhibits, computer science, automation, microelectronics, and telecommunications is also very intriguing. The museum's astronomy exhibition shows how this science developed from its earliest beginnings to its current status and is the largest permanent astronomy exhibition in Europe. A good restaurant and a museum shop are on the premises.

Deutsches Museum, {CATEGORY}

On an island in the Isar River, in the heart of Munich, this is the largest technological museum of its kind in the world. Its huge collection of priceless artifacts and historic originals includes the first electric dynamo (Siemens, 1866), the first automobile (Benz, 1886), the first diesel engine (1897), and the laboratory bench at which the atom was first split (Hahn, Strassmann, 1938). There are hundreds of buttons to push, levers to crank, and gears to turn, as well as a knowledgeable, English-speaking staff to answer questions and demonstrate how steam engines, pumps, or historical musical instruments work. The most popular displays are a series of model coal, salt, and iron mines, as well as the electric power hall, with high-voltage displays that actually produce lightning. There are also exhibits on transportation, printing, photography, textiles, and many activities, including glass-blowing and papermaking demonstrations. The air-and-space hall is the largest in the museum. A hall for high-tech exhibits, computer science, automation, microelectronics, and telecommunications is also very intriguing. The museum's astronomy exhibition shows how this science developed from its earliest beginnings to its current status and is the largest permanent astronomy exhibition in Europe. A good restaurant and a museum shop are on the premises.

Deutsches Museum, {CATEGORY}

The history of technology: a huge subject presented in a huge museum. Since its foundation in 1906, the exhibition area of the Deutsches Museum has expanded to 55,000 square metres. This museum is unique in its concentration on the history and development of technology and natural science. Numerous objects and interactive models (eg. a planetarium and coal mine) are used to demonstrate mankind's progress over the centuries. See website for admission prices.

Deutsches Museum, {CATEGORY}

The history of technology: a huge subject presented in a huge museum. Since its foundation in 1906, the exhibition area of the Deutsches Museum has expanded to 55,000 square metres. This museum is unique in its concentration on the history and development of technology and natural science. Numerous objects and interactive models (eg. a planetarium and coal mine) are used to demonstrate mankind's progress over the centuries. See website for admission prices.