Schweine-Museum

This store is not really a live pig to see, but there are a lot of things about pigs to see, it can be said that any can imagine the pig related to this "museum" has, but also a small collection exhibition. The things inside are very fun. Although I feel that the price is not very high, it should cost a lot of money to get this museum because there are really many things inside. There are a variety of toys, collections, and next to their pork restaurant.

There are more than 20 theme pavilions inside the Pig Museum, nearly 1,000 square meters, three-story exhibition area, more than 50,000 exhibits, all from the collections related to pigs in the Erika Wilhelmer family. In the museum you can mobilize the senses of your body to appreciate, listen or touch, and find all kinds of novel and interesting things. In every corner of the museum, there will be such a sloppy pig, or sitting at risk, or lazy, people are dizzying, there is a pig pile into the mountains of the room is the most surprising, really is the pig mountain pig sea, and here is hidden some children not suitable for pigs. In German, there is a phrase Schwein haben, which is translated directly as "there is a pig", which means good luck and shit luck, because pigs are symbols of luck in Germany from the Germanic era. The Wilhelmer family has also been running restaurants, restaurants, cafes and beer gardens in the Piggy Museum, offering a variety of German signature dishes, coffee and desserts, it is said that fried pork chops are famous, but Frank has already booked dinner in the town of Esslingen.

While drinking at the Collegium Wirtemberg winery, Frank was already studying the place for dinner. But you can't always eat it, first go to a place where they haven't even been to the locals. This is the world's largest pig theme museum, from the Mercedes-Benz Museum on the banks of the Neckar River not far from the bridge, about two kilometers to the door, surrounded by quiet, the car can stop at will, when the cloudy sky exposed a gap, the sun shines on the main entrance of the museum. The Pig Museum is currently located in a century-old abattoir administration building, opened on May 1, 2010. Some of the abattoir buildings are no longer there, but the administrative building, gate building and its annexes have been preserved and are included in the protection of local cultural relics. There are many large pigs and pigs on the grass at the door, and there are also pig trams that are 13 meters long, 4 meters high,2.6 meters wide and weigh more than ten tons. This is a cute pink pig tram that has been running in Basel for 23 years. Take the subway in Stuttgart and get off at the station of Schlachthof . You can see this pink pig tram 200 meters walk

The theme museum of piglets, I did not expect the Germans to pay such high respect to pigs.

The pig museum is very interesting.