Deutsches Museum
Germany
Founded in 1903 on an island in the Isar River in Munich, the Deutsches Museum is the world's largest science and technology museum, displaying objects from across 50 fields. Its main building sits on the Museumsinsel and is supplemented by four branch sites in Bonn, Nuremberg, Oberschleißheim, and a second Munich location focused on transport. The museum also functions as a research institution affiliated with the Leibniz Association and collaborates with Munich's two major universities.
- Nearest water0.0 km
- Nearest mountain6.7 km
- UNESCO within 50 km3