Linden State Museum of Ethnography
Hegelstra ß e 1, 70174 Stuttgart, Germany
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The Linden State Ethnological Museum is one of the best ethnological museums in Europe, which is visited annually by more than half a million people.
It has a rich collection of exhibits divided into 7 main thematic blocks: Africa, the Muslim East, East and South Asia, Latin and North America and Oceania.
Africa in the museum is represented by Christian traditions, as well as the recreated life of Africans, for example, the Nigerian market is reconstructed here.
The collection "Muslim East" is formed by a unique collection of ceramics, as well as fragments of architecture.
East and South Asia, as well as Latin America, illustrate the religious beliefs of the indigenous peoples. So, there are exhibits dedicated to the funeral ceremonies of China and Japan, Hindu Buddhism.
Exhibitions about North America will introduce visitors to the history and culture of Native American tribes.
In addition to permanent exhibitions, there are often temporary ones, as well as the museum regularly organizes various seminars, lectures, views of scientific and feature films, children's events.