• Open kids' workshop on Wednesdays, weekends and school holidays, with tickets at the desk until 15 minutes before each slot
• Family tour on the first Sunday of each month, built for kids 6 and up, with exhibits they get to try themselves
• Under-14s need an adult with them, so younger teens can't visit on their own

The Museum für Kommunikation traces how people send messages, from cuneiform tablets to glasses with built-in AI, across 2,500 square meters and 46 themed islands with no set route. Kids can try dozens of interactive stations and put questions to a talking painting of the computer scientist Alan Turing, which answers visitors. It suits curious school-age kids more than toddlers.