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ReichenhallMuseum and its collection
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The ReichenhallMuseum, previously known as the Städtisches Heimatmuseum Bad Reichenhall, is the local museum of the Upper Bavarian city of Bad Reichenhall. It is housed in the city's former grain store, located at Getreidegasse 4. The museum showcases numerous exhibits related to the history of salt mining, local crafts, city history, geology, and folklore.
Significant Exhibits at the ReichenhallMuseum
The ReichenhallMuseum is home to significant exhibits, including early Bronze Age ring bar finds from the Pidinger district of Mauthausen. These artifacts represent one of the largest hoard finds of this era in all of Europe, making the museum a fascinating destination for those interested in archaeology and history.
New Exhibition at the ReichenhallMuseum
The new exhibition at the ReichenhallMuseum is equipped with media stations and graphic novels, providing an interactive and engaging experience for visitors. The exhibition includes 800 exhibits, which represent only a small part of the approximately 10,000 exhibits from the collection of the Heimatmuseum. This vast collection ensures a diverse and comprehensive exploration of local history and culture.
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