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The German Hygiene Museum (Deutsches Hygiene-Museum), also known as the Museum of Man, was founded in 1912 by German entrepreneur Karl August Linger. In 2001, the museum was listed in the Blue Book, which is a list of the most important national institutions of culture in East Germany. The exposition of the museum is dedicated to hygiene, health, anatomy and medicine, and the most popular is the "Glass Man" hall, which represents man in modern sciences.

German Museum of Hygiene

Address: Dresden, Lingnerplatz, 1.

Working Hours : 10:00 - 18:00. Weekend: Monday.

Entrance: The cost of the full ticket is 7 EUR. For visitors under 16, admission is free.

Information is indicated on June 6, 2014

German Museum of Hygiene, Dresden German Museum of Hygiene
German Museum of Hygiene
Interior, German Museum of Hygiene, Dresden German Hygiene Museum
Interior, German Museum of Hygiene
One of the halls, German Museum of Hygiene, Dresden German Museum of Hygiene
One of the halls, German Hygiene Museum
Where do the children come from, German Hygiene Museum, Dresden German Hygiene Museum
Where do the children come from, the German Hygiene Museum
A variety of instruments, the German Museum of Hygiene, Dresden The German Hygiene Museum
A variety of instruments, the German Museum Hygiene
Human Skeleton, German Hygiene Museum, Dresden German Museum of Hygiene
Human Skeleton, German Hygiene Museum
Vision stand, German Museum of Hygiene, Dresden German Museum hygiene
The stand dedicated to sight, the German Museum of Hygiene