Timeless Communication Artifacts at Telephone Museum Bochum

The Telephone Museum Bochum features a vast array of telecommunication devices that chart the history of communication technology.

Founded in 1990 by telecommunications enthusiast Hans-Dieter Breuer, the museum displays over 20,000 items, representing significant technological advancements. The architectural design mirrors the function, emphasizing clarity and functionality, and the museum fosters cultural appreciation of communication's evolution.

Top Highlights

📞 Vintage Telephones: Explore models dating back to the 19th century, including groundbreaking rotary and touch-tone models.

📡 Interactive Exhibits: Engage with dynamic displays demonstrating the transition from wired to wireless communication.

🌐 Historical Documents: View rare documents that chronicle the technological advancements in telephony.

Access is free, making it ideal for families, tourists, and historians interested in the technological journey of communication.