Children's museums in Bavaria

The Freilassing Locomotive World, also known as Lokwelt Freilassing, is a railway museum situated in the Berchtesgadener Land. The museum is run in collaboration with the town of Freilassing and the Deutsches Museum. It offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of railways and locomotives.

A theme park that tries to cater to everyone - from the children to the grandparents. Lots of fun rides and a small zoo.

The Nuremberg Toy Museum (Lydia Bayer Museum or Nürnberger Spielzeugmuseum) is a municipal museum in Nuremberg that depicts the cultural history of toys from antiquity to the present. The museum in Nuremberg is considered to be one of the most well known toy museums in the world. The collection that

The Toy Museum in Munich opened in 1983 and features the numerous collection of toys of Ivan Steiger. Located in a Gothic tower next to the Marienplatz, the museum boasts four floors packed full of toys, from old teddy bears to trains.

The turmdersinne (Tower of the Senses) is an interactive museum/science center in Nuremberg. Visitors can try out various activities and experiments such as sensory stimuli and how things are processed on experimentation stations. In the turmdersinne even the perception of deception is made tangible

The Museum 3. Dimension is a privately run institution situated in the charming town of Dinkelsbühl, within the Bavarian district of Ansbach. This unique museum offers a distinctive cultural experience in the heart of Bavaria.

Museum Aschenbrenner, located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, is an art and exhibition house that offers a unique cultural experience. It hosts three permanent exhibitions that focus on porcelain, dolls, and cribs. In addition to these, the museum also organizes several special exhibitions annually, providing a diverse range of displays for visitors to explore.

The Parsberg Castle is a hilltop castle located on a limestone spur in the city center of Parsberg in the district of Neumarkt in Upper Palatinate, Bavaria. The complex has a long construction history that dates back to the 13th century. The castle museum, located in the lower castle, presents the h

The Bergbaumuseum Kupferberg is a museum located in Kupferberg, a district of Kulmbach in Bavaria, Germany. It presents the history of mining in the city from the Middle Ages to the present day. The museum was founded in 1998 by the Bergbau-Museum Kupferberg Association and has been managed by Andreas Görtz since 2021, succeeding Heinz Kliesch.

Hidden away on the north side of the train station lies the Kindermuseum Munchen (Children Museum Munich) that is completely devoted to children, with various exhibits.

The Feuerwehrmuseum Kaufbeuren-Ostallgäu, located in Kaufbeuren, is a museum dedicated to the history of firefighting and the fire brigade. Opened in 1996, the museum provides a comprehensive look into the evolution of firefighting techniques and equipment over the years.

The Naturkunde-Museum Lindenhof in Bayreuth is an integral part of the Lindenhof Environmental Protection Information Centre. This centre is managed by the Landesbund für Vogelschutz e.V. – an association dedicated to the protection of species and habitats. This association is known for its commitment to environmental conservation and education, making the museum a great place for visitors interested in nature and biodiversity.

The Kastenhof Landau - Das Museum für Steinzeit und Gegenwart is an archaeological museum located in the historic Kastenhof in Landau an der Isar. The museum focuses on the Neolithic period, shedding light on the cultural changes of this era and their impact on modern human life. The museum opened on October 27, 2019.

The Kinder & Jugendmuseum is a museum in Nuremberg that focuses on Children. The museum is full of fun exhibitions and experiments where little ones can explore the whole world.