Deutsches Sport und Olympia Museum

Im going to preface this review with statement that I am writing this review from the perspective of an adult visiting a museumI am not considering the perspective of children, or the relief that it may bring parents on a deary weekend. So Im going to start with the negatives:
- I had a 2:1 voucher for the museum (the fare being EUR6 each a EUR3 entry fee is still small change) and the cashier argued with me about the validity of it and then made me show my identification for him to honour the voucher. Then despite haveing a draw full of change would not accept my EUR50 note, and insisted we pay in change. German customer serive at its very best.
- The layout of the museum is confusing. I am sure we missed parts of it because there is not a natural flow to the museum that draws you from section to section.
- The interactive stuff wasnt that great, even if i was a kid ive been to many other museums with more and better activities relating to sports science. The positives:
- The information is in both english and german
- There are some interesting and historical items in the museum (but you have to keep an eye out for them)
- Its open on sundays and quick to get around, so if you are visiting and looking for something to do before you have to catch a plane on a sunday, you can do this.
- Its next to the chocolate museum. Personally when i have friends visit cologne this will not be one of the first places I would recommend they visit while seeing the sights. Although Im sure it has its educational benifits for children.