Linden Museum

The Linden Museum is a comprehensive exhibition hall in the West Side of Stuttgart, capital of Baden-Württemberg. In addition to regular historical exhibitions, different types of tours are held from time to time.

The Linden Museum, located in Stuttgart, Germany, is one of the largest folk museums in Germany. It exhibits the customs and cultures of several continents except Europe in the form of long-term exhibitions. The attached photos are part of the exhibits of the African Pavilion.

The Linden Museum exhibition in Stuttgart is divided into two parts, one is the perennial exhibition, which exhibits the history and culture of Africa and Asia; the other is the itinerant exhibition, which is now on display in Japan. The photo is part of the exhibition: Emperor Hongwu, a twelve-fan lacquer screen is a celebration of the seventieth birthday given to his teacher by his son during the reign of Kangxi.

The Linden Museum, located in Stuttgart, Germany, was founded on May 28, 1911. It is named after Karl Graf von Linden, the founder of the Linden Museum. It is one of the largest folk museums in Germany. Recently, the museum has an exhibition of Japanese cuisine, and an advertisement for women in kimonos is posted everywhere in Stuttgart. I thought it was a new Japanese restaurant.

The Linden Museum, located in Stuttgart, Germany, was founded on May 28, 1911. It is named after Karl Graf von Linden, the founder of the Linden Museum. It is one of the largest folk museums in Germany.