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Ethnographic Museum

Ethnographic Museum

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In its changing exhibitions and captivating events, the Ethnographic Museum at the University of Zurich displays symbolic objects and rare documents to bring the world of non-European cultures closer to its visitors. Students and other interested persons are welcome to use our comprehensive library and explore our film, photography, sound and document archive.

Opening Hours

Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday: 10:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday: 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am – 5:00pm
Monday: closed
Free Entry.

Address

University of Zurich
Ethnographic Museum
Pelikanstrasse 40
8001 Zurich
Phone +41 44 634 90 11

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Current Events

  • Today
    12:00 Uhr
    8.12.2024, 12:00: Does the Head Belong to the Rider?
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  • Sun, 15.12.
    12:00 Uhr
    15.12.2024, 12:00: Ginseng-Suche und Bergkult im Scherenschnitt
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  • Sun, 19.1.
    15:00 Uhr
    19.1.2025, 15:00: Afro-Swiss Perspectives on African Heritage in a Swiss Museum
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  • Thu, 23.1.
    18:00 Uhr
    23.1.2025, 18:00: Ginseng-Wissen Sucherglück
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  • Thu, 30.1.
    18:00 Uhr
    30.1.2025, 18:00: Does the Head Belong to the Rider?
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  • Sun, 9.2.
    15:00 Uhr
    9.2.2025, 15:00: Wie sehen Menschen in Nigeria und der Schweizer Diaspora die «Benin Bronzen»?
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  • Sun, 23.2.
    12:00 Uhr
    23.2.2025, 12:00: Ginseng und die menschliche Bedingung in Papier
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  • Wed, 26.2.
    14:30 Uhr
    26.2.2025, 14:30: BANGCHUI! Oder wie man Ginseng begegnet
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Weiterführende Informationen

Papercut Stories by Hou Yumei: The exhibition at the Ethnographic Museum showcases the stories surrounding the precious medicinal plant and the quest for it. Until 25 May 2025.

How should museums deal with looted objects? We highlight the voices of Nigerian experts and members of the Nigerian diaspora.
Until 14 September 2025.

Visual of the exhibition

JAPARI – Our living memory

More about JAPARI – Our living memory

Meet the magic of kené – ancestral Shipibo-Konibo geometric designs, which are usually illu­strated in tapes­tries or ceramics. Online exhi­bi­tion in Spanish, French, German and English.