German Museum, Munich ( Deutsches Museum )
The museum is great fun for old and young with its popular demonstration equipment which you can operate yourself. Here fun is combined with a high didactical value.
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Englischer Garten – English Garden On February 1st, 1789 Karl Theodor issued an electoral decree for a military garden to be laid out in the garrison town. In 1803 the garden architect Ludwig von Sckell was put in charge and was able to realize his plans for the new design of the garden by 1808….
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The picture looks amazing! And it sound like an interactive museum, where everyone can find something for themselves! It’s one of destinations I would like to see… It reminds me of the similar one in Switzerland, where you can touch almost every thing that is on display…