Accessible museums

The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum is a cultural and scientific institution of the state capital Düsseldorf and represents an inseparable combination of zoo, aquarium and natural history museum.

It's not just about titles, goals and triumphs. The house is dedicated to the darker sides as well as the international aspects of grassroots sport. Stars are just as much the focus as the multifaceted fan culture and reporters' voices from various media channels.

The roots of the Kunstpalast go back to 1902 and offers a total of 5,000 square meters of changing exhibitions and works from its own collection. The aim is to make art accessible to everyone.

Discover the history of the Ruhr industry at the LVR Industrial Museum St. Antony-Hütte, the first ironworks in the Ruhr region, and experience exciting exhibitions.

The LVR-RömerMuseum offers insights into the history of the Romans and includes offers for people with and without disabilities.

The crowd cheered when Kaiser Wilhelm II inaugurated the Henrichenburg ship lift on August 11, 1899.

Like a medieval castle, the winding tower of the Hanover colliery rises into the sky in the north of Bochum.

The former Nazi Ordensburg Vogelsang was built as one of three "Ordensburgen" for the junior leaders of the NSDAP. It is one of the largest building ensembles from the National Socialist era.

The former Dalheim Monastery now houses a state museum for monastic cultural history that is unique in Germany - the Dalheim Monastery Foundation. LWL State Museum for Monastic Culture.

Discover the history and architecture of the Weser Renaissance Museum Schloss Brake, a jewel of German culture.