Radiomuseum

The Radiomuseum Duisburg offers a fascinating journey through more than 100 years of radio history with hundreds of exhibits – from radios from the 1920s to today, many of which still work and are demonstrated live.

You will discover a wide variety of items such as detectors, tube radios, gramophones, televisions, and tape recorders, arranged chronologically to show both technical and aesthetic changes over the decades.

Particularly interesting are the historical insights into the political use of radios, for example during the Nazi era, which encourage reflection on the role of radio in history.

A highlight for families is the recreated living rooms from the 1930s and 1950s, bringing history to life and making the museum experience especially vivid.

The private initiative behind the museum focuses on education and offers special lectures and events – ideal for students and radio enthusiasts who want to deepen their knowledge.