Deutsches Museum celebrates 100 years

Shortly before the 100th birthday came the 100 millionth visitor: The German Museum celebrates with records. On 7 May 1925 the house had opened as one of the largest science and technology museums in the world on the Munich Museum Island. Together with all branches, the house has 125,000 objects, from 3.7 billion years old moon rock as the oldest exhibit up to almost 100 tons of military submarine U1.

On Wednesday, 7 May, a special event is celebrated: exactly 100 years ago, the world's first planetarium opened at the Deutsches Museum Munich. On this occasion, the Planetarium Bochum, Castroper Straße 67, invites visitors to a special evening from 6 p.m. on this day: under the title "100 years of planetarium", visitors experience a multimedia journey through the history of celestial observation for about two hours – from the first heavenly mea…

The Federal President comes from Berlin: The German Museum on Isar Island as Germany's largest and most important science museum is becoming 100 years old. There is also a festival for everyone.