Buchheim Museum — Attraction in Bernried am Starnberger See

What a wonderful place for young and old! We were here with #Bigfoot and #Littlefeet. Fmiliebkarte 28€. Absolutely ok. There are lots of exhibitions and a laboratory of the imagination where children can model, build and try things out.

There is currently also an exhibition on Sams by Paul Maar. Great and interactive for children, the author and his many stories about Sams, but also about the little kangaroo and his other characters, are presented.

There's everything you know from the books. And there's also a competition: how many Sams can you recognize in the exhibition?

There is also an exhibition by Bivhveim itself, where slogans from the 70s reappear in trendy colors.

There are also exhibits in the museum's stairwell, such as an old military helicopter sprayed with graffiti and bearing the beautiful title "From war to peace".

All in all, there is a lot to discover. The ship in the garden also invites children to indulge their imagination for a few hours and paint or work on projects together.

All in all, we can only recommend this place as a wonderful place to visit. It's easy to reach by suburban train or normal train or by bike, because the museum is right on...

A lovely, smaller sized but spacious gallery in a stunning location.

Before we visited, we weren’t that aware of Otto and we simply couldn’t believe how prolific he was and how much pop culture he had been part of. I don’t think I could compare him to anything similar in the UK. It was a truly one of a kind exhibition. The artist behind Otto is so talented, he clearly has real skill in the arts and has replicated so many famous works really well.

The gallery is very well laid out and presented. It’s clean and modern, with some interactive displays. There was also a child’s craft area and climbing frame. But I don’t know if these are free or additional cost. The facilities are brilliant. There is a cafe on site that offers a small selection of food, cakes and hot drinks.

I was surprised to find such a nice place, in what seemed like a bit of a rural area. It was also surprisingly busy, but not crowded.

The souvenirs are lovely quality, but seemed...

What a wonderful museum, lots if interesting exihibits that can keep both adults and children busy for couple of hours atleast. Loved their play area where kids really had a go climbing, building castle. You need 2G+ so either get tested before or you can do the test on the site as well. We bought tickets inline which are available for 3 hour slots. We took the first opportunity at 10 am and it was kind of quiet. Staff was very nice and helpful. They have quite a decent restaurant as well but the kitchen opens at 11:30, before that they do have a good selection of cakes and beverages. Also, they have quite fee exihibits outside so walking around is also nice. Its located right at the Starnberg see so beautiful location. It seems like they run art classes for kids so might be interesting to check about that if you...