Deutsches Museum Tours and Tickets

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Admission to the Deutsches Museum in Munich costs €16 for adults. Tickets are €9 for children and teenagers ages 6–17, students, and other eligible visitors, and free for kids 5 and under. Munich sightseeing tours, averaging around US$30-40 per person, often highlight the Deutsches Museum, but don’t usually spend time inside.

When visiting the Deutsches Museum, expect to see one of the world’s largest science and technology collections, with more than 125,000 objects spanning aviation, astronautics, chemistry, robotics, and renewable energy. Be sure to take part in the engaging interactive displays, which bring STEM topics to life within the museum’s many permanent exhibits.

If you’re interested in seeing the main exhibits, plan to spend 2–4 hours exploring the Deutsches Museum. The museum spans about over 215,000 square feet (20,000 square meters) of exhibition space and includes interactive areas, demonstration stations, and thematic galleries, so longer visits (even up to a whole day) allow time to explore at your own pace.

Yes, the Deutsches Museum is great for kids and families, especially those interested in science and hands-on learning. Exhibits such as Kids’ Kingdom feature installations where children can touch, experiment, and discover scientific principles through play. The variety of displays, on subjects from flight technology to chemical reactions, keep young visitors engaged as they explore different dimensions of nature and technology.

Yes, the Deutsches Museum is wheelchair accessible and the installations are inclusively designed. The museum’s exhibition spaces, public areas, and event rooms are accessible via elevators and step-free routes. Accessible restrooms are available on-site, and seating areas are provided throughout the museum.