Museum for East-Asian Art

Established in 1977, the Museum for East-Asian Art is dedicated to the rich cultural traditions of East Asia. It showcases extensive collections of artifacts from China, Japan, and Korea.

The museum, housed in a modern building designed by architects Klaus Wünsch and H. U. Pirron, features an impressive collection of over 10,000 objects. Its exhibits represent significant cultural artifacts, ceramics, textiles, and paintings, offering insights into the diverse heritage of East Asia.

Noteworthy Features

🏮 Key highlight #1: Interactive exhibits encourage deeper engagement with East Asian cultures.

🎨 Key highlight #2: Beautiful garden areas provide a tranquil space for reflection.

📚 Key highlight #3: Specialized workshops for art enthusiasts and students are regularly hosted.

The museum is accessible to all with a modest entry fee. It is a valuable destination for tourists, families, and anyone interested in East Asian culture.