German Technical Museum

The German Technical Museum, opened in 1983 and located in the former depot building where the Anhalter Banhof railway station was located, received its modern name only in 1996. Annually it is visited by about 600 thousand visitors interested in the achievements of technology and natural sciences.

The exposition of the museum includes many departments, including the Museum of Sugar Manufacturing, the Department of the History of the Development and Emergence of the First Computers, as well as a department demonstrating the models and works of the creator of the first computer - Konrad Zuse.

Here you can not only see exhibits of road, air, railway transport, shipbuilding, communication and communication equipment, printing equipment, textile equipment, but also, by clicking on the buttons that almost every stand has, bring parts of the exposition into motion: for example, participate in oil processing at a mini-oil plant or spin the turbines of the liner and sit at its helm, visiting the main, largest and most impressive of all the aviation hall of the museum.