Things To Do in Bavaria, Germany

The history of technology: a huge subject presented in a huge museum. Since its foundation in 1906, the exh... More on Yahoo! Travel

We spent the entire day at this enormous museum to science. Floor after floor of the history of machines an... More on TripAdvisor

In 1855, King Maximilian II began an institution to preserve Bavaria's historic and artistic treasures. Th... More on Frommers

Also, the porcelain, silver settings, musical instruments, and game room were very good. More on TripAdvisor

The Egyptian collection is located in the Residenz. The museum evolved from the collections made by Duke Albrecht V and King Ludwig I and contains pieces from every period of Egyptian history, fro... More on Frommers

It was clean , fun and intersting it even got the kids eye. More on Yahoo! Travel

Museum Industriekultur documents the industry and working culture in Germany during the 19th and 20th century. Different ways of life during the industrial revolution have been researched, using Nu... More on Yahoo! Travel

A great museum with a distinctive European take on Industry. More on Yahoo! Travel

More than just a company museum! Located next to the enormous BMW Tower (built in 1970-73) which dominates ... More on Yahoo! Travel

My partner and I went here a couple of days ago. I quite enjoyed it myself however if you are not in to car... More on TripAdvisor

Nürnberg is a major toy center, so it's only fitting that the city devote a museum to this industry. ... More on Frommers

The toys brought back so many memories of our own childhoods and those of our children . More on TripAdvisor

This huge grassy park annually hosts the ... More on TripAdvisor

Went on Sat night. It was like being in a herd of cattle just moving with the rest. Could not get to any of... More on TripAdvisor

Munich's Municipal Museum is to the city what the Bavarian National Museum is to the whole state. Housed i... More on Frommers

The best museum of a city's history that I have visited is the one in Hong Kong, but the Muenchen Sta... More on TripAdvisor

This splendid house was designed by painter Franz von Stuck (1863-1928) for himself and mingles Art Nouveau style with elements of the late neoclassical. The ground-floor living rooms contain frescoes by the artist h... More on Frommers

The historical collection of Rothenburg is housed in this 13th-century Dominican nunnery. The cloisters are well preserved, and you can visit the convent hall, kitchen, and apothecary. The museum collection includes ... More on Frommers