Museum of Science & Industry

The Museum of Science and Industry is huge and offers plenty to see and do. The U-505 exhibit was the highlight for us. Take the tour through the actual submarine with knowledgeable guides and experience it yourself!

It is built in a waste factory, with a strong industrial style~~~ Every exhibition hall has professional explainers, especially the explanation of the textile factory, very vivid! Here I met three teams of children of different grades, kindergarten, primary school students, teachers led them to visit.

I really want to go out to travel, the beautiful scenery can not be disappointed! . . .

This year, I have to go out and play and relax. . . . . . .

Museums are free but donations are encouraged. One person is 3 fat. The Museum of Science and Industry is really much more interesting than the Football Museum. But it may also be that I have little interest in sports, but the field of engineering is more appetizing to me. The museum's exhibits, many of which were formerly in service steam engines, lathes, gas pumps, pistons and textile machines, are now retired. There are also some special people to explain the principle, and there is a question-answer link, is it very interactive, very participatory~ The museum is very large, several branches, the staff in the museum introduced, the main flight space museum. The spaceflight has many early model vehicles, and some recreational equipment that simulates space (which is charged)