Well if you're going to Heidelberg castle, then you might as well go here to see all the old…read morepharmacy memorabilia. The ticket I bought to get into the castle including entrance to this museum so why not? It's crazy to think how far pharmacology has gone in terms of regulation and distribution. In other words, instead of an alchemist just mixing concoctions in their shop, it's all about approvals from authoritative bodies and selling pre-bottled medicines.

This museum is located inside Heidelberg castle and is included in the ticket price (eur 7). It has…read moreseparate entrance and exit so despite narrow corridors, the flow is nice and usually not crowded. You can spend decent amount of time here reading about alchemy and beginnings of pharmacy science. The exhibit is very informative and there are bunch of different rooms, each with specialized purpose, including something for the kids. At the exit is tiny shop where you can buy memorabilia and some cute pharmacy trinkets.

Fascinating This is a little jewel of a museum in the…read moregrounds of the Schloss Heidelberg (included in the Schloss entry fee). The displays were beautiful, and there was a lot of fascinating historical information (in both English and German) about the evolution of apothecaries and development of the pharmaceutical industry.

Located in the Heidelberg Castle, this is a good place to visit if you're in the medical field…read more It's included in the entrance fee if you go to the castle courtyard. It gives a background of pharmacy and of how it evolved in Germany. Has some artifacts set up in it and good English translations in it as well. It's a neat thing to see if you have the chance and are visiting the castle anyway!

The castle & surrounding community are gorgeous. Worth a look for sure…read more There is a funicular to get you from town to the castle - save you the hike. Can't add more than the rave reviews of others. It's cool. You won't regret it. Couple of restaurants up at the castle too, so a snack if you need.

Wow. The castle is stunning!!!! Our daughter lives in the area and we decided to walked up to the…read morecastle when we visited. It is steep walk up but very doable. It took us less than 10 min to get to the top. The grounds where buzzing with tourists but even tho there where a lot of people it didn't feel crowded. We walked around the grounds for a while and I honestly couldn't get enough of the view! It is out of this world-- it is overlooking beautiful, historic Heidelberg and Neckar river!!! To get the whole experience we opted to tour the ruins and castle courtyard. The 11Euro to go inside the castle is totally worth it. The giant wine barrel in one part of the castle is insane-- it is so big that the is even a dance floor on top of it! Overall, an unforgettable experience and a must-see if you're in the area!

My husband and I last visited the museum in May 2016, and we had just as much fun when we went…read moreagain in October 2025. In the nine years since we visited, we have often reminisced how awesome the museum was because it is chock full of cool things. The exhibits are even better now! My favorite area is the tank garden. When we visited, there was a special exhibit about the history of the Volkswagen GTI. We learned so much about how the car was positioned in the market against hot hatches from Opel.

Awesome museum! If you want to see history and like technical items, this is your place! A…read moresubmarine! A concord jet! A Russian version of the concord! WW2 vehicles!! This place rocks! You could literally spend an entire weekend here because around every corner, theres more fun stuff! It's really incredible to see vehicles that are iconic and the museum takes such great care of every artifact. If I could have a gripe, it's a lack of personnel at some of the exhibits you stand in line for. The Concord for example, some parents allowed their kids to run up and down this thing. This is not only a safety issue but they could damage the historical items. When you're done, stop and get a bite as it was tasty but a bit of a wait.

Surprisingly large and well stocked museum for this city (my hometown). Lots of amazing cars,…read moretrucks, trains, planes (including a 747), motor bikes and space travel exhibits. A must see when you are in the area! And the food is good too.

I am writing this review for my husband who proclaimed this to be "the absolute BEST museum in the…read moreentire world"! He's a gear head and WWII fanatic and he said he could easily spend 2 days in the museum because there's so much detail. The placards on every display were in German & English and explained everything so well. His favorite was Mercedes Gull Wings & the U-9 submarine. He said it's too hard to narrow down bc it was all so amazing.

This exhibit shows the 3 important pillars of the Jewish Community- synagogue, ritual bath &…read morecemetery. It is located in the city of Speyer- it's a smaller museum. It is a part of the UNESCO world cultural heritage & is in a beautifully preserved cultural part of town honoring the history there. It's the former Jewish quarter & has preserved artifacts and historic sites.

Interessantes, wenn auch sehr kleines Museum, das die Geschichte der jüdischen Gemeinde in Speyer…read moreseit dem Mittelalter (und vor allem *im* Mittelalter) beleuchtet. Hauptattraktion sind die Überreste der Synagoge und der Mikwe, eines traditionellen Ritualbads, deren erhaltener Innenraum begehbar ist. Entsprechend der sonst bescheidenen Größe der Sammlung ist der Eintrittspreis von €4 (für Erwachsene, ermäßigt €2) angemessen. Ritualbad und Synagogenruine sind nur durch das Museum zu betreten, auch wenn die einzelnen Einträge dafür (bei Google) anderes vermuten lassen! Ansonsten findet man einige Grabplatten des damaligen jüdischen Friedhofs und einige wenige andere religiöse Artefakte. Der Innenhof lädt zum Verweilen ein.