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The upcoming Easter weekend is all about art on Facebook. On Saturday and Easter Sunday, guided tours through the museum will be brought to the living room via live broadcast. The subject range is very wide. We tell you the date.
The German Football Museum is currently closed. There will still be a digital tour. [Source: German Football Museum / fussballmuseum.de]
The current situation makes it quite difficult to enter the museum and indulge in the art or history there. The entertainment facilities that are popular during leisure are currently closed. Unfortunately, there are no visitors. Facebook has now launched the "Museum Digital Weekend" event in collaboration with museums across Germany, which is related to the #wirbleibenzuhause event.
The digital weekend of the museum is first opened on Easter Saturday [April 11]. At 5:00 pm, the curator Claudia Kryza-Gersch will guide you to visit the newly opened Old Masters Museum at the Dresden National Art Collection. After that, a journey of European art history from 15 pm to the 18th century will be waiting for you. Art lovers will be worth the money.
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On Easter Sunday, from 11:00 AM, you can see various facilities. Topics range from model building to sports and other artistic and cultural perspectives. These include the Dortmund Football Museum, Hamburg ’s Miniature Wonderland or Zeche Zollvererein Essen. These people and others will provide real-time streaming browsing on Facebook.
Digital Weekend at the Museum: Facilities and Dates
- April 11, 5:00 pm-Dresden State Art Collection
- 11:00 am on April 12-Hamburg Deichtorhallen
- April 12, 12:00 pm-German Sports and Olympic Museum Cologne
- April 12 at 1pm-Schwules Museum in Berlin
- April 12 at 2 pm-Zeche Zollverein Essen
- 3pm on April 12-Munich MUCA
- April 12, 4:00 pm-Hamburg Miniaturwunderland
- April 12th at 5:00 pm-Future World Berlin
- April 12, 6pm-Dortmund Football Museum, Germany
- April 12 at 7:00 pm-German Museum in Munich
The live broadcast is broadcast on the official German Facebook page. But it can also be viewed on the corresponding Facebook page of the institution or facility. If you are worried about missing an appointment, we can assure you: Facebook will also post a video of the trip separately online for you to watch later.
More information about the museum tour and the Facebook page that provides this page can be found on the topic ’s official page. If the current situation continues, this form of further action is likely to occur. By the way, some of the world ’s largest museums already offer virtual reality tours, for example, if you ca n’t just walk to the Louvre in Paris, this is also an interesting change.
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