Dachau is a museum located in the city of the same name, which is considered a symbol of fascist concentration camps, where thousa …
The Thomas Witt Entomological Museum was housed in an old apartment of a commercial building for 40 years, and it was not until 19 …
In Munich, on the Marienplatz square stand two large sculptures of bronze animals - a boar and a catfish, which guard the facade o …
The Toy Museum is the most famous landmark of Munich, attracting a huge number of tourists. The museum is located in the tower of …
The Paleontological Museum in Munich contains collections of archaeological and fossil finds made in Bavaria. The first permanent …
The Museum “Museum Mensch und Natur” was opened in Munich in 1990. Visitors to the museum can learn a lot about the history of the …
The German Brewery Museum was founded in 1952 and is still one of the most popular museums in Germany. Founded on the initiative …
The German Museum of Achievements of Natural Sciences and Technology was founded on June 28, 1903, by German engineer Oscar von Mi …
The Old Pinakothek Art Museum is one of the oldest art galleries in the world and houses one of the most famous collections of pai …
The Valentine Museum is located in the tower of the Isar City Gate in Munich. This unique museum is dedicated to comedian and caba …
The BMW Museum is located in Munich near the BMW headquarters. It is dedicated to the history of BMW. The museum exhibits BMW car …
The Jewish Museum in Munich opened in 2007. Nevertheless, the idea of its creation originated more than 80 years ago - the initiat …
The Museum of Ethnology in Munich is the oldest museum of its kind in Germany. For more than 150 years of its history, the museum …
A visit to the Alpine Museum in Munich brings a sea of pleasure to the residents of the big city, tired of the city noise and traf …
The Bavarian National Art Museum was founded in the mid-19th century by King Maximilian II. It is currently one of the most import …
Brandhorst Museum - perhaps the youngest museum in the art area and museum district of Munich, opened on May 21, 2009, has already …
Munich is a city where museums turn an ordinary walk into a real journey through history, science and art. Here you can spend days, moving from classical paintings to interactive scientific exhibitions, and in each hall to find new meanings and emotions. The museum life of the city is full of events, and the variety of collections makes the city a must for cultural travel.
Munich has an impressive pleiad of museum institutes: Old Pinakoteca preserves paintings by old masters and rare works of European painting, and the Brandhorst Museum, opened on May 21, 2009, has become a center of modern art. The German Museum of Achievements in Natural Sciences and Technology, founded on June 28, 1903 by Oskar von Miller, impresses with the scale of its science and technology exhibits; next to it is the BMW Museum with its collection of historic cars and concept cars. Natural science enthusiasts will find interest in the Paleontological Museum with fossils found in Bavaria, and the Thomas Witt Entomological Museum, whose collections of insects have been collected for decades and received permanent placement after 1988. For family walks, the Toy Museum and the Man and Nature Museum, opened in 1990, are suitable, and fans of cultural memory will be interested in the Jewish Museum (opened in 2007) and the Munich Museum, founded in 1888 by Ernst von Destouche. In the surrounding area, the museum in Dachau deserves special significance - a place of memory and reflection on the history of fascist concentration camps.
The museum program of Munich is dynamic: exhibition halls regularly organize temporary exhibitions, retrospectives and popular science projects, and large institutes accept imported collections from other countries. Museums offer lectures, educational programs and thematic excursions, which vary by season and are timed to the anniversaries of collections and historical dates. When planning a visit, it is worthwhile to see the poster of interesting sites in advance, so as not to miss unique projects and special exhibitions.
Come to Munich to walk the museum routes and collect your own collection of experiences. Book excursions with private local guides: guides will help to make a convenient route, discover little-known facts and simplify logistics with tickets and visiting times. With a professional guide, even familiar expositions will play with new colors - start planning a trip and book a tour to make the visit truly memorable.
