former fish factory opened in 2017 as a museum about the city of Fécamp and its fishing industry. It brings together pre-existing collections, including those of a museum created in 1899 for the fishery training [...] processing. The story is presented through artifacts, models, photographs and interactive displays. The museum also has displays about history and archaeology, daily life in the region and fine art. A glass-sided

1924. Although mining stopped in 1966, today the shafts are used for the deep storage of waste. The museum is in the pit-head baths. Other building with new uses include winding-engine houses, a lamproom

This is the official museum of the French postal service and is recognised as a national museum under the Ministry of Culture. It began in 1946. In 1973 it moved to the 15th arrondissement and an expressive [...] of which are published stamps, associated design drawings and printing equipment. In addition, the museum displays photographs, models and artefacts such as post-boxes, uniforms and vehicles to illustrate [...] transport, the people who have made up the postal service and the art and manufacture of stamps. The museum also houses temporary exhibition galleries, an archive and a shop

employed 1,900 people. Guided tours show visitors workshops where currency and medals are still made. A museum explains the process of making coins and medals and their significance. Around 2,000 pieces are on

a centre for textile production from the late 19th century, specialising in lace embroidery. The museum occupies the villa and courtyard workshops of Max Vollstädt, built 1889-1902, which embroidered by [...] Maschinen Fabrik (VOMAG), which manufactured embroidery machines in Plauen from 1881 to 1938. The museum makes reproductions from patterns of the 1920s and 1930s for sale alongside the products of local

textile industry with all its highlights, but also its dark sides. In addition to exhibits from the museum's rich collection, the thematic diversity is also presented through numerous interactive stations

trucks and vans and, from 1953, motor-scooters. From 1991 the company was part of Mercedes-Benz. The museum is run by the local authority and focuses on the industrial history of Ludwigsfelde from 1936. Its

d to create a museum with an impressive new building. The collection ranges from a prototype from 1948 to new models and examples for a multitude of uses. As well as vehicles, the museum shows parts, cutaway

was created by the industrial entrepreneur Dr Friedhelm Loh and opened to the public in 2023. The museum is a university campus for courses in car design and conservation. The facilities include a cinema

Bavarian mountains in a stylish modern building with a plan shaped like a number 8. At the heart of the museum is a spectacular model railway that extends to 550 square metres and shows parts of Austria, Switzerland

The ENTER Museum takes its name from the 'Enter' key on a computer keyboard and the English word for 'enter'. It is a museum of computers and consumer electronics that was created from private collections [...] collections brought together in the 1990s and has been on display since 2010.. In 2023, the museum moved into a new building in Derendingen to the east of Solothurn, where, in addition to the exhibition, an academy [...] station from 1922 has been preserved, and dozens of radios of various brands fill the shelves. The museum displays the first electronic desktop computer from 1961, a large IBM 370 from 1970, the first Apple

also remains of processing buildings and some surviving timber ore-stamps. As well as seeing the museum, visitors can take organised walks that begin in the tunnels and end in Montecatini’s centre and

Genova is one of the world’s historic maritime cities. The purpose-built maritime museum in the Galata docks area opened when Genova was European Capital of Culture in 2004. It has 200,000 visitors a year [...] brigantine Anna and a timber ship under construction in an eighteenth-century shipbuilding yard. The museum has 4,300 objects to use in thematic displays, for example about the Roman galleys once built here [...] also experience the conditions on a real submarine, the Nazario Sauro , which floats in front of the museum.

The museum is in the former canteen of a working locomotive depot at Meiningen station. It opened in 2024. The Werra Railway came to the town in 1858 and the depot was built in 1863 with a roundhouse and [...] trains are still serviced there and the workshops repair and reconstruct steam locomotives. In the museum, the main exhibit is a Prussian T 13 steam locomotive of the type built between 1909 and 1922. It

building in 2012, an architecturally distinguished post office in the centre of the capital. The museum preserves objects and documents to present the history of postal services, telegraph, telephone, [...] tower built in in 1933 show why it is still the symbol of Hungarian broadcasting. Branches of the museum can be found in other parts of Hungary.

Olive Press Museum. The factory was opened by Nikolaos Vranas in 1887 and worked until it was abandoned in 1978. In 2005, the Archipelagos Society began a restoration and opened it as a museum in 2009. An

turbine and electrical equipment. Recycling continues in the region and the museum works with local companies and the Textile Museum of Prato. [...] The Mumat museum of textile machinery 20km north of Prato in Tuscany occupies a factory for recycling used woollen cloth, built in 1893 by Amerigo Meucci. Wool recycling techniques were invented in England [...] mill and a dyeing plant. It closed in 1988 but the buildings were bought by the municipality and the museum opened in 2008. It shows equipment from the 19th century onwards, including a handloom, a wet-recycling

the museum by later acquisitions such as a Lockheed Starfighter of the 1960s. The museum moved to a new building at Trento in 1992, adding another hanger in 2011. In addition to aircraft, the museum displays [...] Named after the aeronautical engineer Giovanni Battista " Gianni " Caproni (1886-1957), the museum is near Trento airport, which is also named after him. Born 40km away at Massone in 1886, Caproni established [...] later they produced the first aircraft in Italy. They continued to develop aircraft until 1950. The museum is based on the collections made at Milan by Caproni from 1929. He kept examples of aircraft he produced

others on Monte Amiata, 100km to the south-east, produce over a quarter of Tuscany’s electricity. The museum in Palazzo de Larderel was created in the 1950s and is recently renewed. With the aid of scale models

’ in 1929. The town now has around 70 companies supplying the international fun-fair market. The museum opened in 1999 and was extended in 2011 as a collaboration between the local authorities and national