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For Neanderthalmuseum in Mettmann, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Neanderthalmuseum

Talstraße 300, 40822 Mettmann, DE-NW, DE

Neanderthalmuseum

The souvenir machine is located by the museum cafe.

The Neanderthal Museum (Neanderthal Museum) is dedicated to the fascinating history of human development and is one of the best known archaeological museums in Germany. In a modern, impressively designed exhibition, visitors experience the path of humankind from its early ancestors to the present day. Original finds, lifelike reconstructions, and multimedia stations make complex scientific topics clear and engaging. Especially impressive is the combination of research, history, and experience. The exhibition explains how Neanderthals lived, hunted, and adapted to their environment. The museum visit is complemented by changing special exhibitions, educational programs, and interactive areas for families. The area around the museum also invites discovery. Themed trails and excavation sites in the surroundings deepen the impression of a place where the past comes alive.

Neanderthalmuseum
The souvenir machine is located by the museum cafe.
Talstraße 300
Mettmann
North Rhine-Westphalia
40822
Germany
Neanderthalmuseum
Neanderthalmuseum
Museum
The Neanderthal Museum (Neanderthal Museum) is dedicated to the fascinating history of human development and is one of the best known archaeological museums in Germany. In a modern, impressively designed exhibition, visitors experience the path of humankind from its early ancestors to the present day. Original finds, lifelike reconstructions, and multimedia stations make complex scientific topics clear and engaging. Especially impressive is the combination of research, history, and experience. The exhibition explains how Neanderthals lived, hunted, and adapted to their environment. The museum visit is complemented by changing special exhibitions, educational programs, and interactive areas for families. The area around the museum also invites discovery. Themed trails and excavation sites in the surroundings deepen the impression of a place where the past comes alive.
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