At first glance, the Grassi Museum might seem unassuming. Its exterior, admittedly, doesn’t dazzle and might remind you of those lackluster museums you were “lucky” enough to visit on school trips. But as the saying goes, it’s what’s on the inside that counts—and the inside is truly impressive!
As a museum quarter in the heart of Leipzig, the Grassi Museum has plenty to offer: the Museum of Applied Arts, the Museum of Ethnology, and the University of Leipzig’s Museum of Musical Instruments—all internationally renowned institutions.
The latter two museums stand out for their interactive and playful exhibits, making them surprisingly popular with children (yes, really!). And if you need a breather from all the cultural input, the lush green courtyards of the Art Deco complex provide the perfect spot to relax. Feeling peckish? The museum’s café and restaurant have you covered with a menu focused on seasonal and regional cuisine, in line with sustainable practices. Ready to indulge your curiosity and appetite?
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