What’s onJanuary 2015 |
2015 will be a busy year at the Museum and we’ll be announcing new major exhibitions in the next few weeks – so stay tuned! January is your last chance to discover 600 years of German history in Germany: memories of a nation, which closes on 25 Jan. Thanks to Viking Cruises, you have the chance to discover Germany for yourself with an 8-day cruise for two along the beautiful River Rhine. It’s also a great time to enjoy our mummies exhibition, where you can come face to face with eight people who lived in ancient Egypt and Sudan using interactive technology.
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Until 25 Jan 2015
‘superb... some of the most fascinating and resonant objects in German history’ The Guardian
25 years ago the Berlin Wall fell and a new Germany was born. From the Renaissance to reunification and beyond, this exhibition uses extraordinary objects to explore 600 years of German history filled with both triumphs and terrible tragedies.
If you missed the accompanying major BBC Radio 4 seriespresented by Neil MacGregor, you can catch up with past episodes and discover related content on the BBC’s website.
A book written by Neil MacGregor to accompany the exhibition and radio series is now available.
Sponsored by Betsy and Jack Ryan
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Now extended – until 19 Apr 2015
★★★★ The Telegraph
‘a revelatory show’ The Times ‘I was absorbed and utterly transported’ Independent
Due to popular demand this exhibition has now been extended to 19 April 2015. Come face to face with eight people who lived in ancient Egypt and Sudan through the latest digital technology. Discover new information about each mummy, unravel the mysteries of mummification and gain an insight into their lives. You can also enjoy related events including new curator talks and lectures.
You can also complement your exhibition visit with a number of food and drink offers. Enjoy a North African-inspired menu or an afternoon tea in the stunning Great Court Restaurant.
Sponsored by Julius Baer
Technology partner Samsung |