Museum of Romani Culture (Muzeum romské kultury)
free of charge Discount with BRNOPAS Free of charge with BRNOPAS
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A meeting place of various cultures and histories
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Presents the rich cultures of the Romani and Sinti
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Presents the rich cultures of the Romani and Sinti
The only museum of its kind in all of Europe
The beginnings of the Museum of Romani Culture date back to 1991, when it was established at the initiative of Romani intellectuals as a non-governmental, non-profit organisation. On 1 January 2005, the Museum of Romani Culture became a state-funded organisation under the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic.
The museum is unique in the European context: it globally documents the culture of the Romani and Sinti as well as a wide range of Romani sub-ethnic groups and communities. The museum’s collections contain around 25 thousand objects that are divided into four sub-collections, and further sub-divided into 13 sections.
Some of the original historical objects are presented in the permanent exhibition named The Story of the Romani / Le Romengero drom. The museum also organizes temporary exhibitions and a number of other events for the public, such as the annual Museum Night, lectures and discussions, Thursday film screenings, fashion shows, music and commemorative nights, and more.
Opening hours
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
Monday and Saturday: Closed
The last entry to the permanent exhibition and other exhibitions is at 17:15.
Address and contact
Bratislavská 246/67
60200 Brno
+420 545 581 206
sekretariat@rommuz.cz
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