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Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum, Hunting and fishing museum in Altstadt-Lehel, Munich, Germany

The Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum exhibits an extensive collection of hunting equipment, fishing tools, and detailed displays about wildlife management across multiple floors.

The museum opened its doors in January 1938, establishing itself as a central institution for documenting the evolution of hunting and fishing practices in Germany.

The museum's location near Augustinerkirche provides visitors with insights into traditional German hunting methods and regional fishing customs through permanent exhibitions.

The facility offers guided tours in multiple languages, maintains wheelchair accessibility throughout the building, and provides reduced admission rates for students and seniors.

Visitors can examine historical hunting artifacts, study preserved animal specimens, and learn about ecological conservation methods through interactive educational displays.

Location: Altstadt-Lehel

Official opening: 1938

Website: http://jagd-fischerei-museum.de

GPS coordinates: 48.13840,11.57110

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:10

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