Science at your fingertips: see how the world works at museums of nature and technology

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Science at your fingertips: see how the world works at museums of nature and technology

Those with a passion for nature and technology are spoilt for choice by Germany's fascinating museums. Best of all, many of the exhibitions allow you to learn by doing. So, if you've always wanted to ride on a steam engine, understand how solar technology works or hear whale song, these are the must-see museums for you.

Museum of Natural History, Berlin

The Museum of Natural History in Berlin is one of the five largest natural history museums in the world.

Schloss Freudenberg

The centrepiece of Schloss Freudenberg in Wiesbaden is a permanent interactive exhibition that explores the mind and the senses.

Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum in the IGA Park

The Shipbuilding and Maritime Museum in Rostock is housed on a former cargo ship.

Natural History Museum, Mainz

The Natural History Museum in Mainz contains valuable collections from contemporary and prehistoric times.

Museum of Natural History and Ethnological Collection

Freiburg's Museum of Natural History is a fun and educational day out for all the family.

Colombischlössle Archaeological Museum

From the oldest artworks of southern Baden to medieval Freiburg , the Archaeological Museum takes you on a journey through the millennia.

Neanderthal Museum, Mettmann

It was around 150 years ago in Mettmann near Düsseldorf that Germany's most famous resident was discovered: Neanderthal man, now the star attraction at one of Europe's most popular and innovative museums.

phaeno Wolfsburg - Germany's unique experimental landscape

Marveling at the fire tornado, setting a ball in motion through brainwaves or lying as a fakir on a bed of nails: Over 350 interactive stations stimulate visitors to discover the world of scientific phenomena.