Deutsches Museum
Overview
The world's largest museum of science and technology, founded by Oskar von Miller on an island in the Isar. The first automobile, the first programmable computer Zuse Z3, mine shafts walked underground, the U1 submarine, and Foucault's pendulum in the main hall. About 28,000 exhibited objects from 125,000 held.
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