Optisches Museum Review

With glasses basically know Zeiss, so pass by this optical museum, be sure to see, it is located at the end of Jena Carl Zeiss Street, not very inconspicuous, but the exhibits inside are very amazing. The museum, which features a comprehensive display of the cooperation of Karl Zeiss, physicist Ernst Kar Abbe and glass technologist Otto Shott, features a large number of exhibits, from electron microscopes, stereo microscopes and reflective telescopes. The museum displays one of the largest collections of glasses in Europe, as well as telescopes, microscopes, photographic equipment from the darkroom to the digital camera, and many other exhibits. From reading glasses to cosmic telescopes, people can see almost everything related to optics here.

The Optics Museum exhibits the development of optical instruments and their application in technology.

The Optics Museum, located on Karl Zeiss Street in the center of Jena, is a famous optical museum in Germany, a three-story museum filled with photographic equipment of various models and optical instruments of various periods, astronomical telescopes and other optical instruments. It is closed on Monday.