Deutsches Museum Nürnberg - Das Zukunftsmuseum

Staff very nice, but this was a total waste of money. They have just displayed trash or existing stuff trying to make you believe that it’s the future. There was nothing sophisticated. Ideas were cool but I think they didn’t think it through. The VR was fully booked, the things to try were monopolized by kinds and their Familly … I wish I didn’t enter at all… sorry for the trashy comment but you have to higher your game

We went there last year for a short visit today. The place is right for all those kids that look for future Inspiration. The good thing is also that there are workshops (book early) about robotics (2022) or about environmental issues (2023). Check it out best in the morning period.

More so for older children and adults. Still an interesting museum and some neat things to see. The staff was super nice and welcoming. They have a cool little robot that rides around and some interactive activities. I enjoyed it.

Super cool place makes you thinking about chances as well as of risks of technology in the future. Recommended on rainy days

Fascinating place, very interactive, very friendly staff, information in english, they also have a souvenir shop where they have a variety of interesting juices

I think it is fun for children between 8 and 14, but definitely not for adults (skip the "Zeitreise" VR program - mind numbing. Some of the exhibits did not work :-( In general, not really informative, nor inspiring.

The idea is generally good, the exhibition asks some difficult questions laying in front of us as humankind - but barely opened and a sizable share of the exhibition is already out of order, that's somewhat unexpected.

While there is storytelling in many of the stations, they are not appealing enough for the younger generations (at least my kids would not want to wait all that long as I had to to learn bits of info) - room for improvement.. Somehow the curators seemed to forget that in 2021 kids have an attention span of 15 seconds.

Also one has to wait for the most exciting attractions (despite I was there not in absolute prime time) and with younger kids that could be a torture.

Everything is bilangual (DE/EN), which is a huge good point, though.

All-in-all... Once can be visited but I expected more.