The Röntgen X-Ray Exhibit in Würzburg: photos, reviews

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The Röntgen X-Ray Exhibit in Würzburg offers an insightful journey into the pioneering work of physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, who discovered X-rays. This museum is a treasure trove for those curious about the evolution of medical imaging, with its informative displays providing explanations in both German and English. Visitors can admire original laboratory equipment and even see Röntgen's Nobel Prize certificate, adding to its historical significance. With an average visit time of 30-45 minutes, it's a perfect spot for those seeking a brief yet enlightening experience. Best of all, entry is free, making it an accessible educational attraction for all. Whether you're a science enthusiast or simply in search of a unique cultural experience, this exhibit, rated 4.5 stars on Google, is well worth a visit.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Würzburg

Bus stop 309 m walk

Busbahnhof Bussteig

Bus stop 286 m walk

Bismarckstraße

Bus stop 237 m walk

Rotkreuzstraße

Bus stop 284 m walk

Wurzburg Bismarckstrasse Bus Stop

Bus stop 254 m walk

Rotkreuzstraße, Würzburg

Bus stop 243 m walk

4.5

based on 288 reviews

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4.5/5 288 reviews

Jan Snijder

Klein informatief soort van museum geweid aan de uitvinder van de röntgenstraling. De in Apeldoorn geboren Röntgen had hier zijn werkkamer en laboratorium.

Tobias

Sehr spannende Ausstellung. Wir hatte Glück und konnten das Labor besichtigen. Wirklich ein Besuch wert

diesuwe

Eine interessante Ausstellung über Conrad Röntgen an dem Ort, wo er die Strahlung entdeckt hat. Man erfährt viel Informatives und kann sogar sein altes Laboratorium besichtigen. Leider ist die Parkplatzsituation etwas schwierig.

The Röntgen X-Ray Exhibit in Würzburg

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