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Musikinstrumentenmuseum

Thomaskirchhof 20
Dresden
Sexony
Germany
0341-687-0790

Type: Museum

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The third museum offers pleasure for both eye and ear. The Musikinstrumentenmuseum displays about a quarter of the 4,000 historic musical instruments belonging to the University of Leipzig. The collection is considered to be the second-most important in Europe, after Brussels, and spans five centuries. The collection ranges from small instruments such as mouth harmonicas to a self-playing zither and other mechanical instruments popular in the 19th century.
Last updated February 6, 2008
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