Technology

The Bad Friedrichshall concentration camp memorial in the salt mine is an impressive site that traces the history of the former Kochendorf concentration camp.

Founded in 1981, the Technik-Museum Sinsheim presents an impressive collection of technical achievements.

A warm welcome to the Sauschwänzlebahn Blumberg. Experience a historic railway ride on a unique railway track and discover the stunning landscape on one of our many hiking trails.

Embark on a journey through time and learn more about how people used to live and work.

Ein spannendes Unter-Tage-Erlebnis erwartet dich im Sauerländer Besucherbergwerk Ramsbeck. 300 Meter unter Tage erläutern erfahrene Bergführer den Abbau von Blei- und Zinkerzen, der bis 1974 hier stattfand.

In the Merkers Adventure Mine you will immerse yourself into the world of ‘white gold’. Up until 1991, salt was mined here deep below ground. The hoisting cage will lower you down to a depth of 500 metres within 90 seconds.

Due to being the home of a number of important research institutions, Darmstadt has held the ‘City of Science’ title since 1997. One such facility of international importance is the European Space Agency’s operations centre.

Zusammen bilden die historische Zeche Ewald und die Halde Hoheward den Landschaftspark Hoheward in Herten.

Die Schiffsbrücke Wuppermündung in Leverkusen-Rheindorf überbrückt die alte Wuppermündung bei Rheinstromkilometer 703. Ein technisches Unikat, denn sie besteht, durch einen Steg verbunden, aus drei Schiffen.

In Europe's most successful science centre, you immerse into an extraordinary interactive world.

A thrilling time for the whole family can be enjoyed at the Visitors’ Park at Munich Airport. The best views can be had from the visitors’ hill.

Berchtesgaden's key attractions are the salt mine and the royal castle. The former hunting lodge of the Bavarian kings is now home to the castle museum with original furniture and valuable works of art.

Built from 1836 onwards, the Ludwig Canal connected the River Danube at Kelheim with the River Main at Bamberg until the middle of the 20th century. The 173-kilometre-long transportation route strengthened Bavaria‘s economic development.

Built from 1836 onwards, the Ludwig Canal connected the River Danube at Kelheim with the River Main at Bamberg until the middle of the 20th century. The 173-kilometre-long transportation route strengthened Bavaria‘s economic development.

The futuristic architecture of the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen emphasises the aesthetics and dynamism of the brand.