The museum is built in a old church. There is a lot of small fishing hooks and guns (?) that describes our history very well. We went there a Wednesday evening at eight a clock. We went to see if the museum was closed, we saw that yes, it has been closed for an hour already. But there was lights... More

After reading Dorling Kindersley's small review of this museum, we almost didn't bother..... I'm so glad we went. It has the most amazing collection of antique hunting weaponry, alongside oil paintings, sketches and antique sledges. The fishing section was of particular interest to my partner and for 3.50 euros each was incredible value. Just a short walk from the new... More

This was very cool. Obviously, hunters and fishermen will love it, but naturalists of all kinds will enjoy it. It is filled with examples of German wildlife and fish, all of which are well-preserved and tastefully presented. My wife and my friend's girlfriend, neither of whom are into hunting or fishing, both enjoyed this museum. It was a great way... More

I'll start by saying that this isn't usually my kind of place. We ran into it by accident (it's just off Neuhauser Strasse, the main shopping street) and the kids dragged me in. Inside there are three main floors of exhibits on all the creatures that can be hunted or fished in Germany. The animal exhibits are interesting and well... More