Trebbiner Str. 9, 10963 Berlin
The German Museum of Technology (Deutsches Technikmuseum) is a comprehensive museum dedicated to the historical development of technology and industry. It presents the impact of technical innovations on society and everyday life through various thematic sections.
The museum covers Germany’s industrial and technological history from early periods to the present day. Steam engines, the Industrial Revolution, modern manufacturing methods, and digital technologies represent key stages of this development.
Key areas of the museum include:
Aviation and space technology
Railways and transportation systems
Energy production and machinery
Maritime technology and shipbuilding
Computer and communication technologies
The exhibitions are supported by original machines and technical objects.
The museum encourages learning through experience. Special areas, hands-on stations, and workshops are available for children and young visitors.
By presenting the historical development of technology in an accessible way, the German Museum of Technology contributes to scientific and technical education. It is one of Berlin’s most important scientific and cultural institutions.