What you'll hear inside German Pharmacy Museum:

• 1
  Medical Matter Hall

  The Materia Medica Room (Room 5) houses an outstanding collection of medicinal drugs and raw materials spanning the 17th to 19th centuries.

• 2
  Ursuline Convent Workshop of Klagenfurt (1730)

  The Ursulinas Convent Workshop from Klagenfurt (1730) is the museum's largest exhibit and showcases a pharmaceutical dispensary used exclusively within the convent.

• 3
  Ulm Crown Pharmacy (c. 1820)

  The Farmacia de la Corona de Úlm is an authentic reconstruction of an early 19th-century pharmacy, relocated from its original corner location in Ulm.

• 4
  Baroque Office of Schwarzach Benedictine Abbey

  The baroque pharmaceutical office from the Benedictine Abbey of Schwarzach is the centrepiece of the second room at the Deutsches Apothekenmuseum.

• 5
  Bamberg Court Pharmacy

  The Court Pharmacy of Bamberg is a 17th-century apothecary recreated within Room Six of the museum.

• 6
  Farmacia Infantil

  Located in Room 4 of the museum, the Kinderapotheke is an interactive space scaled for children, featuring a working preparation table and a cabinet of drawers modelled on a traditional community…

• 7
  Pharmacy Cabinet from the Carmelite Monastery of Schongau (c. 1740)

  The Schongau Carmelite Monastery pharmacy cabinet, dating to around 1740, greets visitors in the museum's entrance area.

• 8
  Hall of Pharmaceutical Emblems and Decorative Plaques

  The eighth room of the museum displays an impressive collection of decorated plaques and pharmaceutical emblems mounted on the walls, showcasing how pharmacies have visually represented themselves…

• 9
  Laboratory and Distillation Equipment (Pharmacy Tower)

  The museum's laboratory occupies the Apothecary Tower, a circular 15th-century structure integrated into Heidelberg Castle's fortifications.