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Mathematikum |
35390 Gießen, Germany (Hessen) |
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Liebigstraße 8
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| Floor area | 1 200 m² / 12 917 ft² |
Museum typ
Science Museums in general
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Opening times
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Montag bis Freitag: 9 - 18 Uhr, Donnerstag 9 - 20 Uhr; Wochenende und Feiertage: 10 - 19 Uhr
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Status from 06/2014
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Erwachsene: 7,50 €; ermäßigt: 5 €; Familien: 15 € |
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| Homepage | www.mathematikum.de | ||||||||
mathematikum.de 
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mit öffentlichen VerkehrsmittelnDas Mathematikum befindet sich nur 2 Minuten Fußweg vom Bahnhof in Gießen entfernt (Ecke Liebigstraße / Bahnhofstraße).mit dem PKWFolgen Sie zunächst der Beschilderung Richtung Gießen, dann den Schildern Richtung Stadtmitte (inkl. der Autobahnabfahrten) und schließlich der Beschilderung Mathematikum bzw. Bahnhof.Wir empfehlen Ihnen, im Parkhaus Bahnhofstraße zu parken. Es befindet sich ca. 150m entfernt direkt zwischen Mathematikum und Bahnhof, ein Tagesticket kostet 2,50€. |
| Description | From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The Mathematikum is a science museum, located in Gießen, Germany, which offers a huge variety of mathematical hands-on exhibits. It was founded by Albrecht Beutelspacher, a German mathematician. ConceptThe purpose of the Mathematikum is to let people of any age, gender and any qualification learn mathematics by personal experience, rather than teaching it using formulae or equations and hardly ever numbers and symbols. The visitors can therefore learn, by participating in more than 150 interactive exhibits in the museum and by gathering, a different mathematical experience from each of the exhibits.ExhibitsMathematical experiments include mirrors, a Leonardo bridge, soap films, and puzzles. Once every month on a Tuesday, a mathematician is invited. The mathematician is interviewed by professor Beutelspacher on Beutelspachers Sofa (Beutelspacher's Couch). At the end of the interview the audience can talk to the guest and ask him questions. |
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