... Visiting this wonderful museum is like a journey around the world... with 1.2 million exhibits in the fields of ethnology and natural history this museum transports you to the ends of the earth... you can learn about other cultures, religions, and ways of life... there are three levels to visit each with a different theme... the first offers a look into oceanic areas, animals, Asian countries and even how diseases like malaria impact the areas... go underwater off a tropical island in Oceania... the second floor focuses on Africa, desert areas, evolution, and the role we humans play on the planet... the environment, like climate change, the Internet, global trade and human rights.... the third floor focuses on north and South America... you will find out what it’s like to walk through a rainforest at night... with lovely "Maria Rasch" postmark... a Bauhaus student, after training there, she put the Bauhaus in touch with her family’s company, Gebrüder Rasch in Bramsche, who still market the Bauhaus wallpaper designs.Thanks a lot
Dustin !! ❁◕ ‿ ◕❁ Must have been a fantastic place to see!!💙
photo: Matthias Haase
The Overseas Museum in Bremen (German: Übersee Museum Bremen) is a Natural History and ethnographic museum in northern Germany. It first opened its doors as the “Städtische Museum für Natur -, Völker- und Handelskunde” on the 15th of January 1896.
In an integrated exhibition of Nature, Culture and Trading, the museum presents aspects of overseas regions with permanent exhibitions relating to Asia, South Pacific/Oceania, Americas and Africa.
Stamp:
The 100st anniversary Bauhaus
(Issued 04-04-2019)
Flora - Flowers
(Issued 08-06-2017)
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