Beautiful Museum with many interesting watches, included in the black card. but.. It won't suit everyone.
As an adult I was very interested but my 13 year old nephew wasn't very engaged.
If it was more interactive or if there were cleared English explanations, maybe he would appreciate it more.
So, if this place is on your path anyone and it's free for you (with the card) - do come!
Otherwise and if you have other places to be, it's ok 😉
As mentioned in other reviews, the staff is indeed very nice and...
Read moreNice place to visit to see the evolution of clocks in general. It also has a special section about Cockoo clocks. There are some exhibits where we can press a button and get a feel of how the clock used to work. The demonstration of the very old musicals and clocks by the people working there was just amazing. The sun clock outside the museum was surprisingly very accurate to the minute ! You can easily spend a couple...
Read moreThis was definitely worth a visit. English language booklets are available for self guided tours through the museum. We spent several hours learning about the history of time keeping and the evolution of the clock making craft. The staff provided a demonstration of an enormous clock which had traveled around the world (in German with English translation afterwards). There's a cheap parking garage a...
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