The Deutsches Museum is a science and technology museum located in Munich, by the Isar river. It is one of the biggest and most visited museums in the world. I went there really early in the morning and the line for the tickets was already quite long, but the waiting time was not so long.
If you want to see at least a half of the museum in a day you have to try to spend there as much time as possible and not stop watching things at any moment. I was inside the museum since 10 in morning and went out when it closed, at 5pm, I didn't have time for finishing it, so if you want to see it complete I recommend you to spend two days there.
For kids is an ideal place they will enjoy for sure. It has a children area with activities for the smallest ones, where they can paint, draw and learn about science.
The parts of the museum I think kids would enjoy most would be the planetarium, the mine (which is a perfect reproduction of a long gallery), the caves of altamira, and the parts of the museum where you can interactuate with some of the objects.
At the entrance you can get a map in your language, where you can find labelled all the areas of the museum. Taking in account how big the museum is, this map is a must.
You can also find a bar and a restaurant on the terrace at the roof.
The perfect place for a didactic journey :)
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