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Discover technology from the deep sea to space Already from far distabce, the Technik Museum Sinsheim welcomes you with a world sensation:  the two fully accessible supersonic passenger aircraft Concorde and Tupolev Tu-144.  Mounted on the museum roof, they are towering together with many other aircraft above hundreds of splendid vintage cars and motorcycles of all eras, huge steam locomotives.   Formula - 1 legends, racy sports cars, powerful agricultural machinery, giant engines, extensive military equipment and much more. IMAX 3D Experience the latest Hollywood blockbusters and  IMAX documentaries in the mostthrilling cim=nema in the world. www.imax-laser-sinsheim.de IMAX Dome Enjoy exciting documentaries on a huge dome screen - the only cinema of this type in Germany. www.imax - dome.de The Museums stage many thrilling events for fans by fans.  The highlights, like the US - Car and the science Fiction Meeting, the great Motorcycle Week...

Fancy a visit to Lorrach and the Border Triangle? The Thre Countries Museum is situated in the borer triangle, atthe heart of the vibrant town of Lorrach, which also has plenty to offer shopping and culture enthusiastes.   There is a diresct S-Bahn (regional rail) .line that connectsmBasel and the museum in just a few minutes.   Other attractions in the vinicity include the imposing ruins of Rottein Castle in Lorrach-Haagen and the Camargue nature reserve in nearby Alsace. Unique throughout Europe. The Three Countries Museum is the only museum in Europe to consistently focus on three countries.  this unususal cutural treasure is situated in the border triangle, surrounded by the Black Forest, the Vosges and the Swiss Jura Mountains.   The museum also maintains important collections of historic art from South Baden, and is the literary memorial site of Johann Peter Hebel, who lived and taught in the buildingthat now houses the museum from 1783 ...

The Schniederlihof Farmhouse Museum The Farmhouse Museum, housed in the 400-year old Schniederlihof, enthusiastically provides expert information on the often very hard life of the Black Forest Farmers.  It takes about 30 minutes to walk here from the Upper Station. The Schniederlihof Farmhouse Museum Freiburg, Germany Tel:   +49 (0) 761 4511 Web:   www.schauinslandbahn.de

Staufen has become the home of the largest collection of bandoneons in the world, lovingly assembled over many years.  The museum exhibits a selection of 450 bandoneons and 3,500 historical LPs of tango music from Buenos Aires of the 1920s Museum Of Tango And Bandoneons Grunerner Strabe 1 79219 Staufen im Breisgau Opening hours;  Sun   3pm - 6 pm

The "House of Modern Art" presents the works of contemporary artists in over 400 sq m of exhibition space.  Works may also be purchased at the in-house gallery.  The entrance hall features an art cafe' with a terrace and a small library of art books. Museum Of Modern Art Ballrechter Strabe 19 79219 Staufen im Breisgau Tel:   +49 (0)76 33 / 92 94 41 Web:   www.hausdermodernkunst.de

The Pottery Museum in Staufen is a local branch of State Pottery Museum in Stuttgart and includes an original antique workshop from 1898.  Its permanent exhibition focuses on the time-honoured work of the "Hafner" a profession specialising in the tiling of traditional fireplaces, as well as the history of ceramic at. Two temporary exhibitions are held every year, as well as exhibitions showcasing the work of contemporary artists. Opening hours:   Wed - Sat     2 p m - 5pm                                       Sun   12 am - 5 pm

The only corkscrew museum in Germany displays over 1,000 corkscrews. The museum's Kaiserstuhl Shop is located in he former wine cellar of a historical winery building and offers a unique kind of shopping experience across several floors.  Epicures and lovers of wine can find a one-of-a-kind selection of excellent wine, kitchen, and bar products. The Corkscrew Museum Kaiserstuhl Korkenzirher Museum Kaiserstuhl Mittlestadt 18 79235 Vogtsburg - Burkheim Germany Tel:    +49 173 7001242 Web:   www.korkenzieher.de

Built in 1564 (look out for the date above the door to staircase) Staufen's townhall is a prime example of 16th century South German architecture. Its museum houses a fascinating collection of exhibits, bringing alive the turbulent Middle Ages, the town's connection to the famed alchemist Dr Faustus, as well as the bloody revolution of1848 Opening hours: Mon - Fri     8 am - 12.am Mon             2 pm - 6 pm Tue + Thur  2 pm - 4.30 pm            Sun   2 pm - 5 pm                

We are proud to be one of the world's leading beekeeping museums and a main attraction in the area. In 12 rooms with 800 square metres of exhibition space, visitors may learn about the history of beekeeping from prehistoric time up to the modern day.  The museum features many interesting exhibits on beekeeping, as well as a large selection of precious stones and minerals from the mines in the area. Open all year  Wed. Sat, Sun and holidays   2pm - 5 pm Beekeeping Museum Spielweg  55 79244 Munstertal / Schwarzwald Tel:   +49 (0) 76 36 / 79 11 05 Web:   www.bienenkundemuseum.de

The forest museum created in 1980 has re-opened in the lower floor of the town hall with the name " Munstertal Museum' for Mining, and Regional History of the Forest and Settlements" A comprehensive collection of exhibits was assembled thanks to the participation of the Helmatinitative Munstertal e.V, the townspeople, and the municipal administration. Museum Munstertal Wasen 47 79244 Munstertal / Schwarzwald Check web for opening hours.

With its collections of natural history and ethnology the house of diversity and uniqueness is dedicated to natural and cultural environments.  The museum is an entertaining and educational place for the whole family. An expedition through time and rock presents topics related to go ology origin of life and the natural resourses of the region.  The exhibition areas of forest, water and meadow invite you to an experience of all senses. The ethnological collection will be presented in special exhibitions. Museum of Natural History Gerberau 22 79098 Freiburg Tel:   49 761 201 25 66 Email:   mnm@stadt.frieburg.de

Black Forest without cuckoo clock? Athe the German Clock Museum, you'll see where the whistling clock comes from and what it can look like today.  Later, explore the history of time measurement and how time is created today. New.  You can access museum texts, films and games in multiple languages using your own smart device. The museum is located between Triberg and Titisee, open 365 days.  Daily tours also available in French, English, and other languages Deutsches Uhrenmuseum Robert- Gerwig-Platz 78120 Furtwangen Tel:   +49 (0)7723-920-2800 Fax:  +49 (0)7723-920-2120 Web:   www.deutsches-uhrenmuseum.de

The Traditional Headquarters in Cologne on the Rhine. A Valuable Gift. In 1792ba Carthusian monk presented the young Mulhens couple with a valuable wedding gift. It was a secret formula for the production of an "aqua mirabilis", later called Eau de Cologne. Wilhelm Mulhens soon realized the value of this formula and founded a company for the production of Eau de Cologne in Glockengasse, where the original building can still be found today. The Miracle Water. At that time Eau de Cologne was used internally and externally. Due to its invigorating and refreshing effects it was often sold under the name "aqua mirabilis" The Number 4711. In 1796, during the French occupation of Cologne, the French commander in Cologne, General Daurier, ordered the consecutive numbering of houses. Wilhelm Mulhens' house received the number 4711, which then - in 1875 - became a registered trademark. The Secret Formula 4711 original Eau De Cologne was mixed and stored for maturing ...

The Traditional Headquarters in Cologne on the Rhine. A Valuable Gift. In 1792ba Carthusian monk presented the young Mulhens couple with a valuable wedding gift. It was a secret formula for the production of an "aqua mirabilis", later called Eau de Cologne. Wilhelm Mulhens soon realized the value of this formula and founded a company for the production of Eau de Cologne in Glockengasse, where the original building can still be found today. The Miracle Water. At that time Eau de Cologne was used internally and externally. Due to its invigorating and refreshing effects it was often sold under the name "aqua mirabilis" The Number 4711. In 1796, during the French occupation of Cologne, the French commander in Cologne, General Daurier, ordered the consecutive numbering of houses. Wilhelm Mulhens' house received the number 4711, which then - in 1875 - became a registered trademark. The Secret Formula 4711 original Eau De Cologne was mixed and stored for maturing ...