Tales of trickster characters can be found on every continent. Many of the objects in the Ethnological Museum reflect the theme of these creatures – for example, Anansi, the cunning spider from West Africa, or the wily hornbill of Papua New Guinea.
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Drop-In
They are usually tricky, ambivalent and heroic characters! Using these stories as inspiration, as well as a plentiful supply of bright ideas and resources, families can work together to bring their own trickster to life.
- free admission
- Book your ticket at the box office in the Foyer.
- Dates and ticket booking for the coming month are activated at the end of the previous month.
- Room 217
- Language: English, German
- max. 10 persons
Meeting point & time: The meeting point for guided tours and the location for workshops can be found on your booking confirmation. In order for the tour to begin punctually, please arrive 15 minutes before the programme is due to start. We ask that you allow for this additional quarter hour when planning your visit.free admission
Additional information
Our
tip: Find good
stories in good books, visit the shop at the Humboldt
Forum, onsite
or online! Then enjoy a good coffee and more in the Schlüterhof or the rooftop
restaurant.
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