The top 10 most popular and best museums of the past year:
1. The Sudeten German Museum
The Sudeten German Museum in Munich tells the story and culture of the Sudeten Germans, from their original homeland in Sudetenland to their integration into Germany. It provides insights into their traditions and way of life, as well as the 20th-century events that shaped their history.
Tip: On Sundays, you can visit the museum for €1.
URL: www.sudetendeutsches-museum.de
2. Munich NS-Documentation Center
The Munich NS-Documentation Center, located in the former NSDAP headquarters, illuminates the history of National Socialism in Munich. With exhibitions and educational materials, it informs visitors about the dark chapters of the past and encourages reflection.
Tip: Admission to the center is free, and there are informative tours.
www.nsdoku.de
3. FC Bayern Museum
The FC Bayern Museum in Munich is an interactive museum that presents the history and successes of FC Bayern Munich. Visitors can experience trophies, historical jerseys, and multimedia exhibitions that bring the club’s heritage to life.
“Every football fan should have seen it, whether they are a Bayern fan or not. It reflects the history of the club from its foundation to the present day. Right in the stadium halfway up.”
https://fcbayern.com/museum/en
4. BMW World
BMW World in Munich offers a unique experience around the vehicle brands of the BMW Group. Visitors can discover the latest models, experience interactive exhibitions, and gain insights into the future of mobility.
5. State Museum of Egyptian Art
The State Museum of Egyptian Art showcases an impressive collection of ancient Egyptian art and artifacts. Visitors can admire rare objects from various epochs of Egyptian history and gain a fascinating insight into the culture and way of life of ancient Egypt. Tip: On Sundays, you can visit the museum for €1.
“Very beautiful figures, extraordinarily interesting Egyptian art, really incredible. I can definitely recommend it!”
6. Residence Museum
The Residence Museum in Munich showcases art and history in the former royal residence. Visitors can experience magnificent rooms, artworks, and furniture from various epochs of Bavarian history.
7. Glyptothek
The Glyptothek in Munich features an impressive collection of ancient sculptures, including Greek and Roman masterpieces such as the Barberini Faun and the Medusa Rondanini.
Tip: On Sundays, you can visit the museum for €1.
8. BMW Museum
The BMW Museum in Munich showcases the history and innovations of the BMW Group. Visitors can explore historical and modern BMW models and gain insights into the future of mobility.
9. Center of Transportation
The Verkehrszentrum in Munich showcases the history and future of mobility with various modes of transportation. It offers interactive exhibitions and insights into future technologies.
“I was here with my family for the first time today, very interesting and beautifully presented exhibits. The vehicles are lovingly presented and there’s a lot on offer. I can highly recommend the museum.”
10. Lenbachhaus
The Lenbachhaus in Munich presents the significant collection of the “Blue Riders” art movement. It houses works by artists such as Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc and is a central cultural center of the city.
Tip: Every first Thursday of the month, free admission from 6-10 p.m. allows for pure art enjoyment.