• Atomkeller-Museum Haigerloch. The site where the last German experiments on nuclear fission were conducted during World War II.
• Baumberger-Sandstein-Museum, Havixbeck, Münster. Sandstone farm house. (In German and English.)
• Colditz Castle and Museum, Saxony. See Everyday Life in OfLag IV C exhibition of watercolours by William Faithfull Anderson.
• Deutsches Museum, Munich. Science and technology. Includes an Aircraft Museum and links to other museums in Germany and elsewhere. (Also in German.)
• German Historical Museum, Berlin. Includes links to other German museums. (In German and English.)
• National Museum for Post War History, Bonn. Contemporary history from the end of World War II. (In German, in English soon.)
• Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt. One of the oldest public museums in Germany. Includes art, crafts and natural history. (In German.)
• Planetarium im Forum der Technik, Munich.
• Porsche Museum, from Patch American High School, Stuttgart. See also Mercedes Benz.
• Reiff II Museum, Aachen. Realized Electronically Illustrated Fast Frame Interactive Information. (Mostly in German.) Artists may submit electronic artworks for possible inclusion at the reception.
• Roman Open-Air Museum, Hechingen-Stein. A Roman Villa dating from the 1st to 3rd Century AD. (Also in German.)
• Schiller National Museum / German Literature Archive. (In German.)
• Senckenberg Natural History Museum, Frankfurt.
• SiemensForum (former SiemensMuseum), Munich. Exhibitions on electrical engineering and microelectronics. (Also in German.)
• Städtische Kunsthalle Mannheim. See Turner exhibition. (In German.)
• Museums in Germany. (In German.)
• Museums in Germany from Berlin.
• Museumslandschaft museums list. (In German.)
• Hamburg museums. (In German.)
• Kulture Online. (In German.)
• ICOM Deutschland information. (In German.)

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