We really had a blast here! My family (2 grandparents, 2 parents, and 2 kids aged 3-5) went in…read moreevery room. There are small, medium, and large music boxes that you can put a coin in and they play and some of them have moving parts and animation - the kids loved it! There are old clocks, traditional clothing from long ago, and a fake mine shaft with gems and stones. There is a nice little cafe and clean restrooms.

TOURIST TRAP! it cost 2 euros to for uhren park, or rather, the clock museum. You basically get to…read moresee the inside of the giant clock. And it is a a bit disapointing. the Insides of the clock is all brand new made out of plywood. They also had a few old clocks in there, not cuckoo clocks but travel alarm clocks from the 80s and a few painted clocks from the 60s. After the museum part which is just one room, you get to the shop. It is a huge tourist shop with over priced junk. Cuckoo clocks that looks like they have been made in China. After travelling so far to get here we thought to at least wait for the clock to ring. it was 4pm so the cuckoo bird came out 4 times and that was it. Dont waste your time or money!