Greisinger Museum

The Greisinger Museum is a collection of thousands of items related to J.R.R. Tolkien's works, from early book editions to artwork and film memorabilia. The displays feature original documents, illustrations, and objects that trace how these literary worlds were created and brought to life.

The museum was built starting in 2008 and opened to visitors in 2013 to display Bernd Greisinger's private collection. Its founding grew from the vision of creating a dedicated space for Tolkien enthusiasts to experience and study these works together.

The museum reflects how Tolkien's stories have brought together readers from around the world who share a deep passion for these tales. You can see how the works have inspired people to create art, collect objects, and connect with each other across cultures.

Plan your visit by booking tickets in advance online and choosing from guided tours offered in multiple languages. Check the museum's schedule ahead of time to find the best day for your visit and to learn what languages are available on your preferred date.

The collection includes rare British original editions from the earliest decades of Tolkien's work that are almost impossible for collectors to find elsewhere. These books reveal how the stories first appeared in print and how their design changed over the years.

Location: Jenins

Inception: September 7, 2013

Address: Verduonig 2b, 7307 Jenins

Website: http://greisinger.museum

GPS coordinates: 46.99867,9.55793

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:00