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Linden-Museum Stuttgart

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Stuttgart
Germany
Linden-Museum Stuttgart
Linden-Museum Stuttgart
Linden-Museum Stuttgart
As one of the largest ethnological museums in Europe, the Linden Museum in Stuttgart invites visitors to transcultural encounters.

The collection contains around 160,000 objects - from everyday utensils to top objects of international rank. The permanent exhibitions Islamic Orient, South and Southeast Asia, East Asia as well as "Where is Africa?" and "Oceania - Continent of Islands" provide deep insights into the history of art and culture as well as the everyday culture of non-European societies. The attractions include a Tibetan altar room, a Japanese teahouse, an Afghan bazaar street or a carved Maori meeting house.

The Linden Museum assumes responsibility for the cultural memory of humanity, raises awareness of the dynamics of cultural processes in a globalised world and actively promotes encounters and dialogue between people of different cultures.
Address

Linden-Museum Stuttgart

Hegelplatz 1
70174
Stuttgart
Germany
+49 711 20 223
Opening hours
Open all year
Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00-17:00
Sunday: 10:00-18:00

Closed on

48.7825, 9.17015

Tiger-Marionette aus Myanmar
Stuttgart
Search for traces

An exhibition with audio tour for children between 6 and 10 years with their families "Fly with us! Fly with me!" calls Albi, the alpine swift that nests under the roof of the Linden Museum during the ...

Exhibition
Plakatmotiv Stuttgart - Afghanistan
Stuttgart
Stuttgart - Afghanistan

Far away or very close? The exhibition tells stories and histories of the complex connections between Stuttgart, Germany and Afghanistan. It shows historical objects, pre-Islamic and Islamic works of ...

Exhibition