Forum Wissen

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nicely laid out with many sections. We didn't fully understand them all, but there was a lot of diversity of sections. Some quite interactive too! It is to enter and you can use an app or their device to have a verbal tour. There is also a cafe and lockers to put your things. You just need a 1 or 2 € coin which you get back. A experience. Pictures do not render justice. It is not a museum, not a collection, but a thematically organised journey across collections, museums, the town, and the University. It is a meaningfully realised building, interactive and aesthetically very pleasant. It is definitely worthy of (more than just one) visit. A lovely capturing the history of the University of Goettingen. The main exhibitions explore the different contexts in which knowledge is generated, with informative ans interactive displays in English and German. The is and has a lovely café inside. Definitely worth a visit! It’s truly a beautiful and worthwhile to visit. Entry is free, and it can be explored in about 1 to 1.5 hours. It covers a wide range of topics—from physics to geography—and is very informative. There are also explanations in English. I highly recommend trying the *"How can we save the forest?"* experience. A for natural science nerds! The entrance is free. Make sure to visit the huge whale hanging from the ceiling of the cafeteria! I've really enjoyed the Forum Wissen. I couldn't easily get the app because my Google Play is foreign which meant I couldn't do the interactive things but I don't think it mattered. I believe I could have borrowed a phone from reception. Really nicely curated and some very interesting aspects. I think in some ways things were arranged a bit randomly, but I guess the point is to explore science and knowledge more than it is to display a thorough range of artifacts. I've had a time and the cafe is really nice. Very comfy seat and a hot chocolate! Very beautiful museum, its big, interactive and extremely organized and clean. The staff in the cafe and reception were two ladies they were very lovely. Its which a plus :) Review *only* about the Mini Mathematikum. Right in the city centre, open on Sundays, free. The indication says it’s for kids from 3 to 8 years and I think it’s accurate. The room it’s a size, with heating, natural light and with enough activities to spark interest and entertain the kids without being overwhelming. It’s in fact “mini”, so after about 1 hour everything has been thoroughly enjoyed and it’s time to go :) A sign on the wall said the exhibition is changed once a year to keep it new. The shop has some experiments and books for kids at reasonable prices. Negatives: the acoustics were very annoying. The sound of playing children was resonating in the very tall room and it was very tiring very quickly for everyone. Definitely some acoustic isolation needs to be added. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Museum Museum Museum