Musea

The museum (Stadtmuseum) documents the history and development of the town Lahnstein.

The museum (das neue Stadtmuseum) presents the history of the city.   

On 750m², the life and works of Johann Sebastian Bach and his family are presented in an interactive multi-media exhibition. One of the highlights of the new museum is the treasure chamber, which holds original Bach manuscripts and other precious objects. Among the special exhibits, we present the organ console of an instrument examined by … Lees verder » “Bach Museum”

The Museum is housed in an impressive building complex in Art-Deco style and houses three museums: the Museum of Applied Art, the Museum of Ethnology and the Museum of Music instruments.It counts as one of the leading Museums of Applied Art and Art Deco in Europe. The classical areas of textiles, ceramics and porcelain, furniture, glass, noble … Lees verder » “Grassi Museum”

The Museum of Fine Arts (Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig) owns about 3 500 paintings from the late Middle Ages to the present, 1 000 sculptures and more than 60 000 drawings, graphics, water paintings and photo’s. The Leipzig born painters Max Beckmann and Max Klinger are put in the center of attention on the … Lees verder » “The Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig”

The museum (Ägyptisches Museum Georg Steindorff) host permanent exhibitions from the collections of the University of Leipzig and the HTWK University of Applied Science. The main focus is on ancient Egypt.  

The museum (Stadtgeschichtliches Museum) presents a permanent exhibition on Leipzig’s history and  regularly hosts special exhibitions.