Arithmeum

5 Chia-chen Lehahn - a year ago

a small but great museum for science and art lovers. There are many hands-on exhibits for visitors to solve math questions. The staff was all very helpful and friendly. The entree fees is very cheap so definitely go visit if you are in Bonn. There are also enough chairs if you need to take a break.

5 Yevheniia Kushniruk - 6 months ago

Great museum
Just went through and never have been interested in such theme but they presented it super interesting and simple as possible! You can interact with some exhibitions, learn how to count on old counting machines with guides, see chips in microscope, play interesting games there.. on of the best museums I’ve ever seen, literally, that’s the example what museum should be.

5 Hannah Gray - 3 weeks ago

Brilliant museum- loads of info (we have up trying to read it all!) and displays of old calculating machines. You can try a few of them out. All info in German and English - there are laminated cards on each floor with more information. It was only €3 entry too. Only sad thing- there's no cafe :- D

5 Julia Oatway - a month ago

Excellent museum. Well laid out, hands on opportunities, reasonable entry price and unique subject matter. Great art too! Recommend this one.

5 2 “u202aveRdElOndonu202c” K - 2 years ago

Guided tours are not available due to COVID-19. Admission is 3 euros but the collection and interesting stories in the leaflets in English make this museum an absolute gem not to be missed! Grab and read the book titled Calculus on the third floor. It explains the history of arithmetic gadgets and calculators. Currently IBM art of chips is held as a special exhibition.

5 Akash Vani - 2 months ago

Must visit place if you are interested in mechanical calculators.

5 Wei Xiang Tan - 3 years ago

Spent 3 hours in there and entry was only 2€ for students! A lot of hands on with the calculating machines and got to learn of the transformation of counting in ancient times to the modern computer. Staff are also friendly to share about each machine and the internal mechanics when asked. Would definitely recommend!