A museum with 90 vintage cars and so-called Yountimers might not feel to thrilling. If you add that about half of the car in exhibition are by the Audi brand, this already sounds quite interesting. However, the Siku and Audi-Museum (“Siku and…
Georg Breusing Rescue Cruiser Emden
Even though I could likely never have a maritime life (I would feel too locked away on a ship), I am really fascinated of visiting historic ships. During a short visit in Emden in October 2020, I visited the Seenot-Rettungskreuzer Georg…
Aviodrome Lelystad (Netherlands)
The Aviodrome in Lelystad in the Netherlands calls itself a Luchtvaart Themapark – an “Aviation Theme Park”. You can definitely spent as much time as in some parks on the Lelystad grounds – you might , however, miss the roller coasters if…
Computer History Museum (Mountain View CA)
What would a visit to the Silicon Valley be without at least visiting one computer museum? Duing my February 2020 trip, I did the Computer History Museum at Mountain View, California, just close to where all the electronic revolution started.…
Museum Prototyp Hamburg
The marketing flyer of the Museum Prototyp in Hamburg is really self-confident. The name of the car history museum is not primarily a reference to the car prototypes they partially own and display in their premises not too far from Hamburg…
USS Requin – A Submarine in Pittsburgh
I already presented you my review of Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh. As its key attraction is that special, I however decided to split out the review of the USS Requin, a submarine, which is located right in front of…
Louwman Museum The Hague
The Louwman collection, nowadays driven by the son of founder Pieter Louwman, Evert, is a private collection of oldtimer cars. It used to be named Nationaal Automobiel Museum (“National Car Museum”), before it named back according to the founding and owning family.…
German Architecture Museum (Frankfurt)
Even though architecture is a topic which so much influences our everyday life, the German Architecture Museum (Deutsches Architekturmuseum – or, short: DAM) in Frankfurt was the first museum I ever visited which deals with the design and construction of…