Bremen Ethnographic Museum

The Bremen Ethnographic Museum, located in the German city of Bremen, was founded in 1891 as a museum of German colonialism. Now the museum has the largest ethnographic collection in the country. The main theme of its expositions is the history of culture and life of non-European countries: Asia, Oceania, America, Africa.

Oceania is represented in the museum by 18 islands, traveling through which you can learn the history of this territory, see everyday objects of local residents. Exhibits from Asia will tell about the life of Chinese officials in ancient times and how to build Japanese temples. In the Bremen Ethnographic Museum you can get acquainted with the structure of the Arctic station and the everyday features of the life of the Indians of North America, as well as the flora and fauna of African countries.