Grassi Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig

This museum has an amazing collection of musical instruments, including many I have never seen or heard of before. It is definitely worth taking time to visit.

We visited the Grassi Art Museum during the week and were pleasantly surprised to find that admission to the art museum is free. The exhibition is relatively small and can be comfortably explored in about 30-45 minutes, making it an efficient and enjoyable cultural stop. Despite its size, the exhibition is well curated and definitely worth a visit.

The museum is GREAT! But the attention of the women that sell the tickets is awful, Both with 0 disposition to help tourists, this is my third visit in different months, I like the permanent exposition and the others are great too, but is not a pleasure to arrive and that they receive you with a bad treatment, the people that work in security is the best and they actually help you when you have doubts

A fascinating collection of historically interesting instruments! Enjoyed the interactive sound system (you can select short sound clips of a piece and have it play for the whole room). There are no english panels in most rooms but not a big deal since you can translate things easily by smartphone.

Second time I'm here, with a year gap inbetween, and it's great to return. Although I had a fast round through the permanent exhibition this time, I still saw some stuff I missed last time, but mainly I enjoyed the current exhibitions, one about Bauhaus in Sachsen and the other about vases. They have a garden and a nice café, so you can really bring a wonderful half a day here and get a lot of inspiring images. Highly recommended

This is my favorite museum in Leipzig!!! Great building, great collection!!! Love it!!! And i can learn a bit of deutsch worte there because not everything is translated in English but i prefer to see things in their original language!!

It was one of my most interesting museum visits lately! The museum building is stunning, it houses amazing collections and - most interestingly - is now undergoing a process of reinvention of how they are presented. The effects are really impressive! Highly recommended both for museum geeks as well as regular visitors!

The Grasi is now in the process of a transformation, however have decided to leave certain spaces open while working on other sections, this is ensures that the Museum is accessible to the public throughout the process and gives a unique and one-time experience. The Benin Bronzes exhibition is phenomenally curated and made me proud as a Nigerian.