German Hygiene Museum

5 Angelina Kharchenko - 5 months ago

Interesting museum! floor about artificial intelligence, technology. the next floor is about the history of the museum, human anatomy, the legendary transparent man and much more.

5 Nadia Jethoo - a year ago

A great family activity is to check out the Future Foods temporary exhibit. Super interactive, and the display at the very back of the exhibit is truly stunning. What a way to take a person on a journey of where and how their food came to be. Student discounts available for TUD students with valid ID. Permanent exhibits also open when visiting temporary exhibits. There is a cafe on location. It takes about 2 hours to interact with the Future Foods (possibly more with children) and maybe another 2 hours to see other exhibits, plan your time accordingly. Some interactive features are for viewing only at this time due to Health restrictions. Bring coins to operate the storage cupboards for your bags. Enjoy your visit! I enjoyed mine :)

5 Natalia Viksne - 5 months ago

It was a wonderful experience. We’ve spent there almost three hours but realised it only when reached the end of the exhibition.

5 Sujata Dey - 4 months ago

Such a beautiful exhibition on so many different subjects and topics like AI, Medicine, Food, Psychology, History and so much more. They also have video and audio guide videos on the museum itself which provides so much information about various topics. My favourite section was the "Pregnancy and motherhood" one❤️

5 Tina Simenc - 2 months ago

Lovely museum with lots of interesting topics. Inside is also kids museum focused on the senses. It represents each sense interactively, so kids are having fun while learning.

3 Yousef Juwailes - 3 months ago

Has interesting collection when it comes to science and human body. The quality of the museum drops unfortunately with other show-rooms. There is an exhibition in the first floor that is changing multiple times a year.

5 Pavla Spalová - 4 weeks ago

Cool exhibitions, quite interactive, lots of funthings to see/read. There are only 2 downsides - if you have a backpack, make sure you have a 1 or 2 EUR coin for a locker, otherwise they will refuse to let you in. The other is that all exhibits in the permanent exhibition are missing ingormation in English. It is all just in German. I used Google translate but it could have been a much better experience. The AI exhibition was in German/English. Why not make the permanent one more accessible too?