Deutsches Hygiene-Museum

  Deutsches Hygiene-Museum sits near Dresden's historic Altmarkt, embodying the intersection of science, culture, and health education since its opening in 1930. Notably, it was one of the first museums to explore topics such as hygiene and the human body, making significant contributions to public health awareness. The museum houses an impressive collection of over 15,000 objects, including interactive exhibits that engage visitors in learning about bodily functions and health topics. Open year-round and hosting special exhibitions, it particularly attracts visitors for its thematic displays during the summer months. Guests can expect to explore diverse exhibits, ranging from the biology of the human body to cultural perspectives on health and illness.