Grimmwelt Kassel gGmbH
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GRIMMWELT Kassel: A Place of Discovery and Cultural Heritage
editThe GRIMMWELT Kassel is a modern exhibition center that deals with the life and work of the famous fairy tale collectors and linguists Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. It is located in the heart of Germany and offers a unique combination of historical objects, modern works of art, and interactive hands-on installations. This combination allows visitors to explore the fascinating life and work of the Brothers Grimm in a refreshingly broad way.
Key Products and Services
edit- Interactive Exhibitions: The GRIMMWELT comprises 25 areas named after words from the German Dictionary. Visitors can familiarize themselves with interactive presentations on the German Dictionary, the Children's and Household Tales, and the life of the Brothers Grimm[1][5].
- Events and Guided Tours: A diverse program with guided tours, readings, and special formats such as "Grimm's Fairy Tale Hour" offers a pleasant mix of education and entertainment[2].
- Special Exhibitions: The GRIMMWELT regularly shows changing special exhibitions that focus on different aspects of the life and work of the Brothers Grimm[5].
Main Mission and Values
editThe main mission of the GRIMMWELT Kassel is to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the Brothers Grimm. It is committed to promoting education, vocational training, as well as art and culture. The institution aims to reach a broad audience, from children to adults to experts[1][4].
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editAlthough specific sustainability goals of the GRIMMWELT Kassel are not directly mentioned, the focus is on the sustainable preservation and communication of cultural values. The GRIMMWELT works closely with local and regional partners to achieve these goals and enrich the cultural landscape[1].
Additional Information
editThe GRIMMWELT Kassel is an important part of the cultural, leisure, and educational landscape in Kassel and attracts visitors from the entire region. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with German culture and literature and is an attractive place for families, school classes, and groups[2][5].
