State Collection of Antiquities

Located in Munich, the State Collection of Antiquities houses a rich array of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan artifacts, engaging visitors with its historical depth.

Founded in 1809 by King Maximilian I, it showcases the significant cultural heritage of ancient civilizations. The museum's architectural design complements its impressive collection, with an interior dedicated to preserving the quality of delicate artifacts including terracotta, bronze, and glass pieces.

Unforgettable Highlights

🏺 Exquisite Greek Vases: The collection includes intricately decorated vases depicting scenes of mythology and daily life.

💍 Gold and Silver Jewelry: Discover exquisite jewelry pieces that reflect ancient craftsmanship and artistry.

🔎 Terracotta and Bronze Figurines: A selection of figurines that provide insight into the artistic styles of past cultures.

Entry is generally paid, and this museum is particularly enjoyable for tourists, families, and historians alike.