The Hunt for the Last Steam

Until September 2024

The Danish photographer René Strandbygaard has travelled the world for many years, photographing the last steam trains in regular use. In search of pockets of time and environments that were just a few years, months or even weeks away from disappearing. See some of his most impressive photos at the Danish Railway Museum in Odense, Denmark.

ARGUMENTS.
An Approach
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Until 1 September 2024

A successful culture of debate is a prerequisite both for resolving private conflicts & negotiating in society. It's essential for a vibrant democracy. ARGUMENTS. An Approach at Museum for Communication Frankfurt (Germany) looks at the developments, challenges and relevance of "dispute" from a historical, communicative, political and personal perspective.

Retro or Rubbish - Life Cycles of Electronics

Explore the evolution of home electronics at Mastola's "Retro or Rubbish" exhibition.

Witness the transformation of radio and TV mechanics and confront the alarming rise in electronic waste.
A poignant journey through a century of innovation and its environmental impact.
Open for exchange at  the Radio and TV Museum in Lahti, Finland.

Image: Karoliina Redsven, Photo Collection of Lahti City Museums

SANTINI and his World of Architecture

Until 5 January 2025

"Santini and his World of Architecture (1723-2023)" is dedicated to the exceptional baroque architect, and author of the "Baroque gothic".
On the occasion of the 300th anniversary of his death on 7 December 1723, the exhibition at the Czech National Technical Museum (Prague, Czech Republic) looks at his concepts, and work.

Hi Human – Do You Trust Me?

March - May 2024

The year 2023 was historic: The development of artificial intelligence was present throughout society. How do we humans relate to this technology? ENIGMA - Museum of Communication (Copenhagen, Denmark) invites you to experience how AI can be both a helping hand and a disruptive force. The dynamic exhibition and programme take on concerns, questions, challenges, and expertise.

Pirates!

21 March 2024 - 5 January 2025

They plundered, pillaged, and murdered on their search for booty. Pirates were the curse of the high seas! Or were they rather noble, courageous buccaneers in pursuit of adventure and freedom? What do we really know about how pirates lived and their success?
What is true, and what is myth?
Find out at Dresden Transport Museum (Germany)!

Main exhibition at the Finnish Aviation Museum

open Tue-Fri, open daily from 31 May - 31 August

The Finnish Aviation Museum is an exciting destination for the whole family in Vantaa, near Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport (HEL). Dozens of historical aircrafts in our two exhibition halls will take you through the history of Finnish aviation! Simulator flights are available by pre-order (book at least one week in advance).

Railway: Revolution and Everyday Life

Opening 21 March 2024

"Railway: Revolution and Everyday Life" is the new (revised) railway exhibition in the German Technical Museum's (Berlin, Germany) permanent exhibition. It shows how rail transport fundamentally and forever changed the lives of all people. The revised exhibition covers the period from the beginnings of the railroad 200 years ago to 1914.

Göschenen Makes National History: the 1882 railway tunnel 

Re-opening May 2024

The Swiss Industrial Heritage’s open-air exhibit in Göschenen, Switzerland tells the story of the Gotthard railway tunnel’s construction. Including the sighting tunnel with a blasting show – the strike of 1875. Unlike any other place along the Gotthard railway, the bridges in Göschenen illustrate the development of traffic from the mule track to the road and the railway.

Cold War Scotland

Next to the beach - Rides in historic tramways and on a historic branch line railway