Kids’ Kingdom – The big place for little explorers!

The children's area is in the basement of the aviation hall. Cross the auditorium, past the café, then turn right into the Aviation Hall. A staircase leads from the Modern Aviation exhibition (level 0) to the Children's Kingdom. A lift also leads from there to the Children's Kingdom, but this must be activated by the Children's Kingdom team.

Useful links:

• Map of the exhibitions on the website
• Deutsches Museum App - Interactive site plan

The lift no longer goes to level -1 in the Kinderreich. Guests with reduced mobility should contact our staff in the Kinderreich by telephone for barrier-free access:

Telephone Kinderreich: 089/2179-411

In the Modern Aviation exhibition, level 0, there is enough space at the back under the stairs to park strollers. From there, it's down the stairs to the children's area.

For safety reasons, it is not permitted to take bulky strollers, bicycle trailers and handcarts into the museum. They can be parked in front of the entrance building.

The Kids' Kingdom is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Last admission is at 4.15 p.m. The Kids' Kingdom is also closed on the eight days on which the Deutsches Museum is closed.

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Opening hours and closing days of the Deutsches Museum

Yes, the Kinderreich is barrier-free. Not all interactive stations are accessible to everyone, but the various stations have special offers for certain target groups. The water area, the pedalocopter and the zoetrope are also accessible for children in wheelchairs. There is a treasure map for children with visual impairments to find and explore all the tactile models. There is also a tactile book to read aloud. Ask at the information desk.

The children's area is designed for children aged 3 to 8.

If you would like to visit the Kinderreich with more than ten people, please notify Team Kinderreich by telephone. Group bookings are not accepted during the Bavarian holidays.

The interactive stations and programmes in the children's area have been specially developed for children aged three to eight. These programmes are not suitable for younger or older children.

No, because your child could injure themselves. The structural safety standards are not designed for this age group. In addition, the didactics of the interactive stations and programmes are geared towards older children.

No, parents or accompanying adults remain responsible for the children during the visit.

Take your time. At the entrance to the Kinderreich you will find a tactile overview map with all the interactive stations. You can suggest a sequence for the tour to your child. Read the text panels at the stations and experiment with your child. This way you can work your way from station to station. Please do not run!

There are lockers for families and groups in the Kinderreich. Although rucksacks and bags may be taken into the Kinderreich exhibition, they are not permitted in any other exhibitions.

You can eat your own snacks in the picnic area of the Kinderreich near the entrance. Eating and drinking is not permitted in all other exhibitions.

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The toilets are on the right from the stairs. The accessible toilet is from the stairs towards the lift.

Remember to bring cash. Your child will need their own ball for the marble run, which can be purchased with a €1 coin from the ball machine.

Please note that the left-hand section of the marble run is a closed system. Please do not insert your own balls here.

Children must not get into the water and must not run barefoot. The risk of injury is too great. But many will still get wet. Bring a change of clothes and wellies or shoes to change into.