List of museums in Nuremberg
The list of museums in Nuremberg gives an overview of the museum landscape in Nuremberg .
introduction
Nuremberg is one of the most important museum locations in the German-speaking area and has the most museums per inhabitant of the German cities of millions and half a million . In addition to the museums of the city of Nuremberg, there are a few other large museums run by the state or private institutions, but also smaller museums that deal primarily with Nuremberg customs and history, or other specific subject areas.
Nuremberg city museums
Museums of the City of Nuremberg has been an association of all Nuremberg museums operated under city direction since 1994. They see themselves as a decentralized municipal city museum. The Albrecht Dürer House , which was opened as an artist's museum in 1828, is one of the museums, collections and sights . With the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds , the Memorium Nuremberg Trials and the Nuremberg Toy Museum, there are other internationally renowned museums in the network. The Fembohaus City Museum as well as the Industrial Culture Museum and the other facilities are well received in the region. In 2019 the museum association counted around 800,000 visitors.
Furthermore, a so-called House of Games is planned in the Pellerhaus , which will be carried out together with partners and will represent a place of learning and a link between digital and analogue games. Today the building is already home to the German Games Archive and the Ali Baba Games Club .
museum | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
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Albrecht Dürer's House | 68,394 | 61,618 | 64.204 | 84.281 | 78,455 | 80.187 | 76,867 | 83,479 | 83,665 | 80,048 | 85,822 |
City Museum Fembohaus | 44,749 | 34,790 | 32,184 | 31,574 | 35,972 | 36,158 | 38,352 | 30,168 | 34,232 | 34,048 | 35,123 |
Museum Tucherschloss with Hirsvogel Hall | 24,266 | 22,403 | 24,876 | 16,461 | 24,257 | 28,149 | 33.112 | 25,443 | 28,525 | 24,230 | 19,089 |
Toy Museum 1 | 109.904 | 110,581 | 107,308 | 114,375 | 113.202 | 122,884 | 121,842 | 109,420 | 106,571 | 125,483 | 126.180 |
Museum of Industrial Culture 2 | 43,153 | 49,913 | 52,302 | 46.902 | 51,324 | 42,014 | 53,463 | 47,342 | 50,015 | 43,234 | 45.124 |
Documentation center Nazi party rally grounds | 181,362 | 191.478 | 200,592 | 208.998 | 220,444 | 234.824 | 247,774 | 260.253 | 274.719 | 284,827 | 311,588 |
Memorium Nuremberg Trials 3 | 0 | 8,296 | 56,530 | 66,084 | 71.051 | 81,740 | 92,495 | 91,177 | 98,517 | 106,404 | 108,702 |
Historic pit prisons 4 | 45,824 | 42,806 | 39.127 | 40,019 | 43,460 | 39,149 | 43,403 | 41,390 | 39.005 | 11,769 | 27,624 |
Historical art bunker | 3,583 | 3,536 | 3,243 | 3,633 | 5,568 | 6,509 | 6,726 | 8,777 | 10.145 | 13,469 | 18,539 |
total | 521.235 | 525.421 | 580.366 | 612,327 | 643.733 | 671.614 | 714.034 | 697.449 | 725.394 | 723.512 | 798.394 |
- Directors
- 1994-2008: Franz Sonnenberger
- 2008–2013: Matthias Henkel
- 2013–3. February 2020: Ingrid Bierer
- designated: Thomas Eser
Museums of other carriers
The most important non-urban museums include the Germanisches Nationalmuseum , the largest museum of cultural history in the German-speaking region , with 435,581 guests, the Nuremberg Transport Museum with 165,798 visitors per year , the world's oldest railway museum and the Museum of Communication with 112,201 visitors per year. The New Museum Nuremberg , which opened in 2000 , is a large house for contemporary art and is the first state museum outside of Munich, and was visited by 66,185 people in 2017.
In addition to the large museums, there are a large number of smaller ones that are run by private foundations or sponsoring associations and mostly emerged from private collections. Many of these houses deal primarily with Nuremberg's history on special topics, such as the fire department museum . Subject- specific museums such as the Arbor Museum or the Feldbahn Museum 500 are also part of the city's cultural landscape.
The opening of a branch of the Deutsches Museum with 2900 square meters of exhibition space and the content focus on future technologies and innovations with the core topics of energy , mobility , robotics , information technology and medicine has also been announced for 2020 . The Bavarian Bible Center is planning to open a Bible Museum in the Lorenz vicarage (currently under construction) in autumn 2020 .
Current museums
Legend
- Name (location) : Name of the museum and a link to location maps.
- Brief description : Subject area of the museum or brief description of the exhibition.
- Year : Year in which the respective museum opened or the collection was founded. For upcoming new openings, the expected opening date is indicated in italics .
- Sponsor : The respective sponsor of the museum.
- Building : the building in which the museum is located; if it is housed in a separate building, the column contains brief information about the current building.
- Statistical district : The statistical district in which the museum is located, see also the statistical structure of Nuremberg .
- Link : Link to the respective website of the museum, or, if this is not available, to the city portal nuernberg.de or the website of the state office for non-state museums in Bavaria . The link also serves as evidence of the information given in the line.
list
Name (location) | Brief description | year | carrier | building | Statistical district | image | link |
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Albrecht Dürer House ( location ) |
Albrecht Dürer's birth and work house from 1420 with municipal art collections, valuable copies of Dürer's paintings and a workshop with historical printing techniques; the only preserved artist's house in Northern Europe from the 16th century | 1828 (as an artist museum) 1871 |
City of Nuremberg | Albrecht Dürer's House | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[1] |
Arab House Nuremberg ( location ) |
Founded as the Arab Museum in Nuremberg ; House of intercultural encounters with changing exhibitions | 2007 | Arab House Nuremberg eV | Office for International Relations and changing exhibition rooms | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[2] |
Amber Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Amber from prehistoric and current times, collector's stones, carvings, raw amber, cut and polished pieces in over 400 colors; largest amber in Germany with a weight of 12.410 kg; Computer simulation of the reconstructed Amber Room in Tsarskoye Selo | 1991 | Amber hemis | Shop in an old town house | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[3] |
Bible Museum Bavaria ( location ) |
A permanent exhibition should offer five different perspectives on the Bible. By means of archaeological finds during the construction of the building, insights into the medieval community life of St. Lorenz should be granted. | probably 2020 | Bible Center Bavaria | New building | Lorenz old town | [4] | |
Bionicum ( location ) |
Interactive exhibition on the breadth of bionics with original exhibits , experiments and background information on technical innovations based on the model of nature as well as a themed tour with experiments at various enclosures in the Nuremberg zoo . First extracurricular place to learn bionics in Bavaria . | 2014 | Bavarian State Office for the Environment in cooperation with the Nuremberg Zoo , the Technical University of Nuremberg and the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg | Natural History House of the Nuremberg Zoo | Zerzabelshof |
more pictures |
[5] |
Club Museum ( location ) |
Club museum of 1. FC Nürnberg with replicas of the Victoria Cup , the Goldfasanen Cup , the German Championship Cup and the DFB Cup as well as other exhibits, texts, anecdotes, videos, audio samples and data on the club's history | 2012 | 1. FC Nürnberg and the city of Nürnberg in cooperation | Entrance area of the functional building at the Valznerweiher sports park | Zerzabelshof |
more pictures |
[6] |
DB Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
The history of the railways in Germany , presented on the basis of a large number of exhibits, interactive display boards and two vehicle halls as well as an outdoor area with around 40 vehicles, including a replica of the eagle and a design model of the ICE 4 . It is one of the oldest technical history museums in Europe and is the oldest railway museum in the world as well as an anchor point on the European Route of Industrial Culture (ERIH). | 1899 | Deutsche Bahn Foundation gGmbH (DB Museum) | Transport Museum | Tafelhof |
more pictures |
[7] |
Deutsches Museum Nürnberg ( location ) |
Interactive exhibition with projects from current research on the subject and fantasy worlds around mobility, energy, health, automation and communication. Extracurricular learning location for the Nuremberg region: hands-on laboratories and virtual arenas | probably Dec. 2020 | Institute of public right | New building on the Augustinerhof | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[8th] |
German Games Archive Nuremberg ( location ) |
Research and documentation center with a collection of over 30,000 board games from 1945 to the present | 2010 | City of Nuremberg | Pellerhaus | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[9] |
German Taubenmuseum ( location ) |
Books, paintings (including 16 pictures by Carl Witzmann ), figures, medals, certificates, stamps, postcards, advertising signs, posters, magazines on the subject of pigeons | 1992 | Friends of the German Taubenmuseum e. V. | detached house | Trier Street | [10] | |
Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds ( ) |
Museum about the time of National Socialism , especially about the Nazi party rallies in Nuremberg; changing special exhibitions; at the same time visitor center for the surrounding Nazi party rally grounds | 2001 | City of Nuremberg | Congress hall on the Nazi party rally grounds | Dutzendteich |
more pictures |
[11] |
The New Collection ( location ) |
Industrial, product and graphic design of the 20th and 21st centuries | Free State of Bavaria | New Museum Nuremberg | Lorenz old town | [12] | ||
Feldbahn-Museum 500 ( location ) |
Germany's first and largest collection of light rail vehicles in 500 mm gauge | Feldbahn-Museum 500 e. V. | Club area | Reichelsdorf |
more pictures |
[13] | |
Fire Brigade Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
History of German fire fighting and the fire brigade in Nuremberg with a historical collection from the Middle Ages | 2002 | Professional Fire Brigade Nuremberg and Friends of the Nuremberg Fire Brigade Museum e. V. | Fire station 3 | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[14] |
Franconian Museum Railway Company premises ( location ) |
Club grounds with a collection of historic wagons and locomotives, track systems and a turntable. Museum trips are also offered. | 1984 | Franconian Museum Railway e. V. Nuremberg | Company premises at the northeast train station | Sheep farm |
more pictures |
[15] |
Peace Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Exhibition on the development of pacifism in Germany with a focus on the work of the peace movement since 1945 in Nuremberg. Non-violent training and seminars are also offered. | 1998 | Peace Museum Nuremberg V. | Single storey commercial building | Pirckheimerstrasse |
more pictures |
[16] |
Garrison Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Military history museum about the Nuremberg garrison history from 1832 to 1994 with exhibits on the equipment, uniforms and organizational form of the Royal Bavarian Army , the Reichswehr , the Wehrmacht , the German Armed Forces and the armed forces of the United States . | 1992 (as a special museum of the Museum of Industrial Culture ) 1996 (independent museum) |
Förderverein Garrisonmuseum Nürnberg e. V. | Former high bunker | High torture |
more pictures |
[17] |
Painting and sculpture collection of the city of Nuremberg | The municipal art collections can be found in the permanent exhibitions of the municipal museums and as loans in other houses and special exhibitions. They are among the oldest and most extensive municipal art collections in Germany and include portraits from historical times (including a full portrait gallery of the Bavarian kings ), evidence of historical events, city views, modern art collections and many objects of cultural history such as coins and medals, furniture, goldsmithing and scientific instruments , Glass paintings, cultural-historical documents and handicraft antiquities | 1994 | City of Nuremberg | different locations | [18] | ||
Germanisches Nationalmuseum ( location ) |
Museum of European art and culture, prehistory and early history, paintings, sculptures, handicrafts, musical instruments, farmhouse parlors, costume collection, pharmacies, trade museum; largest museum of cultural history in the German-speaking area | 1853 | Foundation under public law | Parts of the Carthusian monastery and extensions in 1970 by Sep Ruf , and in 1993 in connection with the road of human rights . | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[19] |
Graphic collection of the city of Nuremberg ( location ) |
Drawings and prints by Nuremberg artists from the 16th century to the present day as well as topographical sheets and evidence of cultural history on the imperial city of Nuremberg, artist graphics and portraits | 1971 | City of Nuremberg | Former administration building of the Tafelwerk | St. Jobst | [20] | |
Heimatmuseum Kornburg ( location ) |
Exhibits on local history, historical documents and documents, weapons, old Bibles and prayer books, coins, household items and tools, clocks, children's toys, a pipe and snuff collection as well as equipment from the former fire brigades and 60 pictures by the painter Wilhelm Nüßlein | 1958 | Kornburg | old village house (half-timbered) | Kornburg |
more pictures |
[21] |
Neunhof local history museum ( location ) |
Historical everyday rural objects as well as traditional costumes and the history of the village | 1935 | Local and folk costume association Neunhof e. V. | Old village house and extension | Neunhof | [22] | |
Executioner's House Nuremberg ( location ) |
Former official residence of the Nuremberg executioner ; Exhibition about the executioner's office and Nuremberg's criminal history around 1600 | 2007 | History for All eV | Executioner's Tower | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[23] |
Historic rock passages ( location ) |
Guided tours through a widely ramified tunnel and cellar system for the fermentation and storage of beer, as casemates or as water tunnels | 1994 | Friends of the Nürnberger Felsengänge eV | Rock passages under the old town | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[24] |
Historic art bunker ( location ) |
Storage of numerous art objects from churches and museums of the city of Nuremberg, as well as other German cities and looted art during the Second World War in a rock passage ; Guided tours on the subjects of air raid protection and destruction as well as reconstruction of the city | 1994 | City of Nuremberg | Rock passages under the old town | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[25] |
Historic tram depot St. Peter ( location ) |
History of the former tram company of VAG Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft Nürnberg as well as the historic Nürnberg-Fürth tram and the current transport network and operation with underground , tram and bus with original vehicles and documents, technical objects and other exhibits | 1985 | Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft Nürnberg (VAG) and Friends of the Nürnberg-Fürther Tram e. V. in cooperation | Historic tram depot St. Peter | Ludwigsfeld |
more pictures |
[26] |
Hat Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Private museum with old shop fittings, workshop and exhibits | 2003 | Private | Rebuilt old town house | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[27] |
Kaiserburg Museum ( location ) |
Tour through the Nuremberg Imperial Castle and the history of weapons development in the German-speaking area as well as historical scientific measuring instruments in the old Eimmart observatory; Branch of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum | 1999 | Foundation under public law | Nuremberg Castle | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[28] |
Children's Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Children's museum on historical, intercultural and scientific topics with an environmental learning station | 2001 | Museum in a suitcase and the city of Nuremberg in cooperation | Tile construction | St. Leonhard |
more pictures |
[29] |
Hospital Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
History of the city hospital and the medical and health system in Nuremberg; completely preserved hospital pharmacy from 1897 as well as a diverse collection of old medical devices | 1997 | Hospital Museum Klinikum Nürnberg e. V. | Historic building of the Nuremberg North Clinic | Bielingplatz |
more pictures |
[30] |
Kunstbunker - forum for contemporary art ( location ) |
Mediation of contemporary art | 1994 | kunstbunker - forum for contemporary art e. V. | Old bunker / NBC shelter behind the Kunsthalle Nürnberg on the building yard | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[31] |
Kunsthalle Nürnberg ( location ) |
Art Museum in Nuremberg for contemporary art; Part of the KunstKulturQuartier | 1967 | City of Nuremberg | Nuremberg Art Gallery | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[32] |
Kunsthaus Nürnberg in the Künstlerhaus ( location ) |
Exhibition house for contemporary fine art, photography and critically reflective social analysis; Part of the KunstKulturQuartier | 1985 | City of Nuremberg | Künstlerhaus Nuremberg | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[33] |
Kunstverein Nürnberg ( location ) |
Exhibition rooms of the oldest art association in Germany | 2003 | Art Association Nuremberg - Albrecht Dürer Society | An administration building realized by Otto Ernst Schweizer on the milk farm in Nuremberg | Tullnau | [34] | |
Kunstvilla Nürnberg ( location ) |
Exhibition house for regional art; Part of the KunstKulturQuartier | 2014 | City of Nuremberg | Neo-baroque merchant's villa | Marienvorstadt |
more pictures |
[35] |
Laubenmuseum ( location ) |
Restored gazebos from the years 1920 to 1930 with original garden tools, tools and furniture | 1998 | Nuremberg City Association of Allotment Gardeners V. | Allotment garden | Langwasser northwest | [36] | |
Memorium of the Nuremberg Trials and Courtroom 600 ( location ) |
Exhibition on the history, course and aftermath of the Nuremberg Trials in the Nuremberg Palace of Justice | 2010 | City of Nuremberg | Palace of Justice | Bärenschanze |
more pictures |
[37] |
Merks Motor Museum ( location ) |
Private collection with around 100 vintage cars , 100 two-wheelers from Nuremberg production and u. a., typewriters, model cars, kitchen appliances | 2011 | Private | Former production hall of the Johann Schlee window factory | Sheep farm |
more pictures |
[38] |
Medieval dungeons ( location ) |
Cellar vault of the Nuremberg town hall with a torture chamber and twelve small cells, which were used to examine and hold prisoners until the execution of sentences | 1962 | City of Nuremberg | Cellar vault of the old Nuremberg town hall | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[39] |
Motorcycle Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Motorcycle collection of the brands Ardie , Mars , especially with the company history of the Zündapp company ; Special museum of the Museum of Industrial Culture | 1988 | City of Nuremberg | Halls of the former Julius Tafel ironworks ( Tafelwerk ) | St. Jobst |
more pictures |
[40] |
Museum | 22 | 20 | 18 | Kühnertsgasse ( location ) |
Everyday life and working world of craftsmen in the Middle Ages and in the early modern period | 2011 | Altstadtfreunde Nürnberg e. V. | Three late medieval craftsmen's houses | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[41] |
Museum of the Bavarian Metal Goods Factory (BMF) ( location ) |
Company history of the Bayerische Metallwarenfabrik (BMF) | 2003 | Bayerische Metallwarenfabrik GmbH | former company building of the BMF | Sandberg | [42] | |
Museum in a suitcase ( location ) |
Mobile children's museum | 1980 | Museum in a suitcase eV | Tile construction | St. Leonhard |
more pictures |
[43] |
Museum for Communication ( location ) |
Functional mechanisms of communication based on understanding with sounds, images and writing as well as with the help of the Internet, shown on 400 objects | 1902 | Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunications | Transport Museum | Tafelhof |
more pictures |
[44] |
Museum of Industrial Culture ( location ) |
Technology, culture and social history museum on industrialization using the example of Nuremberg | 1988 | City of Nuremberg | Halls of the former Julius Tafel ironworks ( Tafelwerk ) | St. Jobst |
more pictures |
[45] |
Museum Tucherschloss and Hirsvogelsaal ( location ) |
Castle of the Nuremberg patrician family Tucher with valuable furniture and tapestries as well as the Hirsvogel Hall decorated with Renaissance elements in the garden of the castle | 1998 (Tucherschloss) 2000 (Hirsvogelsaal) |
City of Nuremberg | Tucherschloss | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[46] |
Natural History Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Collections from geology, karst and cave studies, prehistory and archeology, as well as ethnology | 1884 | Natural History Society Nuremberg | Norishalle | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[47] |
New Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
State Museum of Art and Design ; Collection of art (international contemporary art) from an art collection of the city of Nuremberg ; Design collection from holdings of the New Munich Collection | 2000 | Free State of Bavaria | New building | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[48] |
Nicolaus Copernicus Planetarium ( location ) |
The only large planetarium in Bavaria ; Part of the Nuremberg education campus | 1927 | Nuremberg Education Center | Nicolaus Copernicus Planetarium | Gostenhof |
more pictures |
[49] |
Furnace plant ( location ) |
Classic car center | 2006 | Private | Historic factory site | Sheep farm |
more pictures |
[50] |
Regiomontanus observatory ( location ) |
Volkssternwarte that primarily the astronomical Volksbildung serves | 1931 | Nuremberg Astronomical Working Group (NAA) | Regiomontanus observatory | St. Jobst | [51] | |
Rotkreuz-Museum Nürnberg ( location ) |
History and activity of the Red Cross ; largest Red Cross Museum in Germany | 1984 | Bavarian Red Cross | Former caretaker building of the Nuremberg- City District Association of the Bavarian Red Cross | Woehrd | [52] | |
Neunhof Castle Museum ( location ) |
Former manor on the southern edge of the village of the same name Neunhof with a hunting collection as a branch of the Germanic National Museum | 1959 | Foundation under public law | Neunhof Castle | Neunhof |
more pictures |
[53] |
School Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
School history from the Reformation to today, importance of education as a resource, place of learning outside of school; Special museum of the Museum of Industrial Culture | 1906 (Preißlerstrasse school building) 1929–1944 / 45 School building on Paniersplatz 1984 School building on Paniersplatz 1995 Museum of industrial culture |
City of Nuremberg and Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg in cooperation | Halls of the former Julius Tafel ironworks ( Tafelwerk ) | St. Jobst |
more pictures |
[54] |
Silberhorn Classics ( location ) |
Exhibition center for mobile contemporary history; History of the BMW brand and the Nuremberg motorcycle industry | probably 2020 | Private | New building | Fischbach | [55] | |
Toy Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
The cultural history of toys from antiquity to the present is presented on the basis of many exhibits; is one of the most famous toy museums in the world | 1971 | City of Nuremberg | Haller's house | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[56] |
City Museum Fembohaus ( location ) |
City history of Nuremberg by means of models and many exhibits in Nuremberg's only surviving large merchant's house from the late Renaissance | 1953 | City of Nuremberg | Fembo house | Sebalder old town |
more pictures |
[57] |
Tower of the senses ( location ) |
Interactive hands-on museum ( Science Center ) with experimental stations on sensory stimuli and their processing, as well as perceptual illusions | 2003 | Humanistic Association of Germany | Mohrenturm at the west gate of the city wall | Lorenz old town | [58] | |
Karl Gebhardt watch collection ( location ) |
Collection of mechanical clocks with explanatory exhibits, display boards, text panels and gear models about clocks and clock technology | 2002 | Private | In parts of the Nuremberg Trade Museum | Lorenz old town |
more pictures |
[59] |
Wheat Glass Museum Nuremberg ( location ) |
Wheat beer glasses collection with around 4500 exhibits and a small wheat beer brewery as well as other collectibles on the subject of wheat beer . | 1995 | Private | detached house | Laufamholz | [60] |
Former museums
Over time, several, mostly smaller, museums had to close. This list is limited to museums whose work is documented on websites or in literature.
- The first Norishalle was opened in 1882 as an art gallery for the Bavarian State Commercial Industry and an art exhibition in the old city park. After the demolition, a new building was built at the current location (Gewerbemuseumsplatz). This new hall housed the Bavarian Trade Museum until 1897 and the Nuremberg Railway Museum from 1899 to 1927 . Subsequently, the Norishalle, whose name only caught on in the 1920s, was converted into an art gallery for exhibitions of contemporary art. After the Norishalle was completely destroyed in the Second World War, a modern exposed concrete building was built on the same site from 1965 to 1969, in which changing exhibitions took place (including the Triennial of Drawings from 1979 to 1988 or museum sketches from 1889 to 1993). After renovating the house from 1997 to 2000, the Nuremberg Natural History Society and the Nuremberg City Archives moved into the building.
- The industrial museum ( location ), which is only named today , once housed the Bavarian industrial museum (founded in 1869) and the Nuremberg Museum of Applied Arts . Both were abandoned after the devastation of World War II .
- In the Erlenstegen district from 1907 to 1938, the previous facility of today's German Rifle Museum ( location ) was housed in the so-called shooting house. The museum was financially supported by the privileged Hauptschützen-Gesellschaft Nürnberg and the city and had a collection of rarities and trophies that were presented to the public by donation or loan. In the spring of 1938 it was looted by the Gestapo and the remains of the inventory were taken to the Germanic National Museum to be secured . There some of them fell victim to the air raids of January 2, 1945 during the Second World War . The remaining objects are still stored there.
- From 1930 to 1945 the Fränkische Galerie ( location ), which showed regional art, was located in today's art gallery . The concept was reissued in 2014 with the opening of the art villa .
- The open-air aquarium and terrarium of the Natural History Society of Nuremberg was originally built to create feeding ponds for the museum's aquariums and opened to the public for the first time in 1927. As a result, it was moved from Nuremberg to Stein , where it was expanded and rebuilt several times.
- On February 20, 1930, the Museum for Social Hygiene ( location ) was opened under the sponsorship of the Health Department. In addition to special exhibitions, there were many pictures and models in the permanent exhibition on the subject of “Urban Hygiene”, as well as mainly teaching specimens in the “Man” section. The National Socialists used the special exhibitions, such as “Inheritance - Race - People” (1936) for propaganda purposes. After 1945 efforts were made to reopen the house, but this failed due to the lack of suitable premises.
See also
- List of theaters in Nuremberg
- List of museums in Fürth
- List of museums in the district of Nürnberger Land
- List of museums in the Fürth district
- List of museums in Bavaria
literature
- Wiltrud Fischer-Pache: Museum . In: Michael Diefenbacher , Rudolf Endres (Hrsg.): Stadtlexikon Nürnberg . 2nd, improved edition. W. Tümmels Verlag, Nuremberg 2000, ISBN 3-921590-69-8 ( complete edition online ).
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Documentation Center sets a new record. In: Mittelbayerische.de , accessed on June 14, 2017.
- ↑ Visitor numbers 2009 to 2019 of the museums of the city of Nuremberg on nuernberg.de; accessed January 22, 2020
- ↑ Museums of the City of Nuremberg - visitor record 2017 and "House of Games" as a project ( memento from June 25, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) on br.de from March 6, 2018
- ↑ Visitor numbers 2009 to 2019 of the museums of the city of Nuremberg on nuernberg.de; accessed January 22, 2020
- ↑ City of Nuremberg news from the town hall No. 774 of July 25, 2019: Dr. Thomas Eser will be the new head of the municipal museums , accessed on July 25, 2019
- ↑ Nuremberg in figures 2018. (PDF) In: nuernberg.de. Statistical Office of the City of Nuremberg, accessed on July 6, 2018 .
- ↑ Nuremberg in figures 2018. (PDF) In: nuernberg.de. Statistical Office of the City of Nuremberg, accessed on July 6, 2018 .
- ↑ Nuremberg in figures 2018. (PDF) In: nuernberg.de. Statistical Office of the City of Nuremberg, accessed on July 2, 2020 .
- ↑ Nuremberg in figures 2018. (PDF) In: nuernberg.de. Statistical Office of the City of Nuremberg, accessed on July 6, 2018 .
- ^ Progress in Nuremberg (deutsches-museum.de); accessed on June 14, 2017 ( Memento from June 6, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ A Bible Museum for Bavaria (sonntagsblatt.de); accessed on June 14, 2017 ( Memento from April 18, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Norishalle Nuremberg on nuernberginfos.de; accessed on June 12, 2017
- ↑ Gewerbemusen on baukunst-nuernber.de; accessed on June 12, 2017
- ↑ DAGS Magazin March 2009 - Issue 1 (page 10) [PDF] on dags-ev.de, accessed on June 11, 2019
- ↑ History of the Kunsthalle on kunstkulturquartier.de; accessed on June 12, 2017
- ↑ Hygiene Museum on Stadtlexikon Nürnberg (online); accessed on June 12, 2017