Women's museum

The Women’s Museum, located in Bonn, Germany, was created in 1981 by artist Marianne Pitzen, a famous German feminist and party girl.

The museum originally served as a platform for the exhibition of works by German artists, who found it very difficult to break into art.

During the existence of the Women’s Museum, more than 2,500 women took part in its expositions: photographers, graphic artists, artists and sculptors.

At the Women's Museum there is a children's art studio, a store of decorative products. Thematic seminars and lectures on world art are also held here.