Natural Sciences
Chemistry – Transformation, experimentation and application
From alchemy to modern everyday life: explore the science of substances. Discover which elements play a role in our everyday lives and enjoy spectacular demonstrations!
The Chemistry exhibition is divided into three main sections and contains many interactive elements. The historical laboratories are walk-in dioramas that invite visitors on a journey through time from alchemy in the Middle Ages to Justus von Liebig in the 19th century. The experimental area includes hands-on exhibits, a laboratory section and a lecture hall. The large exhibition hall is divided into thematic areas that reveal the chemistry behind everyday activities, from cooking and construction to sport and leisure. And the huge, interactive periodic table helps visitors to understand this fascinating elementary natural science in more detail.
When will this event take place?
Discover which activities are taking place by checking our daily programme, which is published at around 9.20 each day. Our programme changes daily and includes guided tours, demonstrations, science shows and hands-on activities for individual visitors and small groups of up to five people. All programme events are held in German. They begin either directly where the activity is set to take place or at a guided-tour meeting point in the relevant exhibition.
Inside the Chemistry Exhibition
Facts and Figures
- Location: Level 1
- Exhibition space: 1200 m2
- Exhibits and models: approx. 200
- Demonstrations and interactives: approx. 90
- Dioramas: 2
- Media stations: 29
You have specialist questions for our curator?
Dr. Susanne Rehn-Taube
Kuratorin
Telephone +49 89 2179 458
Fax +49 89 2179 99350
Email s.rehn-taube@deutsches-museum.de
Do you have organizational questions?
Cornelia Schubert
Assistance to department heads, main department heads and curators
Susanne Schmölz
Assistance to department heads, main department heads and curators