Amazing museum with a wide range of clocks selection stretching from the 17th century. The staff was helpful. He demonstrated and explained the mechanism in English My favourite place to visit if you are in the Black Forest Region.

Amazing selection of timepieces. Don't think they have missed anything out. The ONLY thing that could be improved is the addition of more English language information on some of the exhibits. It would really have improved my visit.

Nice place to visit to see the evolution of clocks in general. It also has a special section about Cockoo clocks. There are some exhibits where we can press a button and get a feel of how the clock used to work. The demonstration of the very old musicals and clocks by the people working there was just amazing. The sun clock outside the museum was surprisingly very accurate to the minute ! You can easily spend a couple of hours here.

Interesting place to learn about origins of clocks, and clock making in the black forest. Why was there only one hand? How did clocks evolve. Fun activities for children on Tuesdays.

Lots of information on the history of time measurement and the making of clocks. Very enlightening.