Robert Smith

A pleasant and excellently maintained

A pleasant and excellently maintained museum. I visited with a toddler of 3 years old, and they seemed to enjoy it, although I suspect it might hold more appeal for children of an older age group (7 years and above). Several factors you may want to contemplate; - interacting physically with the exhibits is not allowed (this can be challenging to enforce with younger children) - the nearest parking lot is relatively small and frequently occupied, thus you may need to park farther away and walk down into the valley where the building is situated - plan in accordance with necessities such as pushchairs and so forth - the museum is located within a historical district (Grund), which provides a good opportunity to pair your visit with a leisurely stroll through this charming neighborhood - the area is home to an array of delightful restaurants and bars that add to the overall experience. Additionally, it's worth mentioning that the museum staff are very welcoming and knowledgeable, ready to answer any queries you might have during your tour. The museum's design is quite remarkable, reflecting the historical significance of the area it's nestled in. For those interested in photography, the museum and its surroundings offer an abundance of picturesque scenes worth capturing. The museum’s exhibits are also quite educational, providing fascinating insights into various historical periods and events. Lastly, the museum is family-friendly, offering a range of activities designed to engage children and make their visit more enjoyable. So if you're planning a day out with the family, this museum could certainly be a worthwhile addition to your itinerary.

Date of experience: July 31, 2024