Discover the Deutsches Museum: Munich’s Premier Science and Technology Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Basic walking stamina is sufficient for a mostly indoor walking tour.
Overview
Unlock the wonders of Munich’s Deutsches Museum with a guided two-hour tour led by physicist Alexander. Explore aviation milestones, robotics, and moonwalk VR as you dive into the science shaping our world.
A Tour of the Deutsches Museum
Starting at 60€ | Ages 14+ | 2 Hours
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About This Adventure
Explore the wonders of the Deutsches Museum, the world's largest science and technology museum, with expert physicist Alexander as your guide. In just two hours, discover highlights like Virtual Reality on the moon, robotics, and an original Wright brothers plane, while receiving personalized insights and answers to your questions.
The Deutsches Museum is the largest museum devoted to technical developments and science in the world
Rates
Adult: (14-64 years old) 65€ Senior: (65+ years old) 60€
Duration
2 hours
About
Alexander who is a physicist will meet you in the foyer. He knows the Deutsches Museum inside out and will take you directly to the highlights such as Virtual Reality on the moon, robotics, nanotechnology, the enigma machine and an original Wright brothers plane as well as to the departments that may be of particular interest to you. The Deutsches Museum is the largest museum devoted to technical developments and science in the world and if you don't know your way you may easily get overwhelmed. Alexander will answer any questions you may have about the museum and its history, or any question regarding Munich in general.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Slots for expert-led tours fill quickly—reserve your spot to guarantee your personalized experience.
Arrive early
The museum is vast; arriving early lets you maximize your time and avoid crowds at popular exhibits.
Wear comfortable shoes
Expect to be on your feet for the full two-hour tour navigating expansive exhibit halls.
Prepare questions
Bring your curiosity—Alexander welcomes and encourages questions to enrich your tour experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban birds in the Isar River area such as kingfishers and herons can be spotted nearby.
- Squirrels are common in the museum’s adjacent green spaces.
History
Founded in 1903, the Deutsches Museum embodies over a century of science preservation and education, reflecting Germany’s technological advancements.
Conservation
The museum actively promotes sustainability through educational programs focusing on energy efficiency and environmental technologies.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for navigating large museum halls comfortably.
Light jacket or sweater
Indoor temperatures may be cool during spring visits.
spring specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture photos of exhibits and memorable moments.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated while exploring the museum, especially on warmer days.
summer specific