What you'll hear inside Kurpfalz Museum:

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  Archaeological Collection

  The Kurpfälzisches Museum's Archaeology Collection showcases prehistoric and early historical finds from the Lower Neckar Valley and surrounding regions.

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  Picture Gallery (15th–20th centuries)

  The Kurpfälzisches Museum's painting gallery showcases a comprehensive chronological journey through European art from the 15th to 20th centuries.

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  Collection of Applied Arts

  The Kurpfälzisches Museum's Applied Arts Collection showcases decorative and craft objects set within period rooms that recreate domestic interiors from the 18th and 19th centuries.

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  Altar of the Apostles by Tilman Riemenschneider

  Tilman Riemenschneider's Altar of the Apostles is a masterwork of late Gothic wood carving, completed in 1509.

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  Wilhelm Lehmbruck Retrospective Sculpture

  'Rückblickende' (The Woman Looking Back) is a bronze sculpture by Wilhelm Lehmbruck housed in the Kurpfälzisches Museum in Heidelberg.

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  Max Berk Textile Collection

  The Max Berk Textile Collection is an outpost of the Kurpfälzisches Museum, located in the Neckar valley within Heidelberg's Ziegelhausen neighbourhood.

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  Municipal History Collection

  The Municipal History Collection at Kurpfälzisches Museum showcases the historical development of Heidelberg and its surrounding region across the centuries.

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  Graphic Arts Collection

  The Kurpfälzisches Museum's Graphic Arts Collection houses an exceptional array of paintings, drawings and prints by Flemish and Dutch masters spanning the 15th to 18th centuries.

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  Homo heidelbergensis Jaw (replica)

  Replica of the Mauer jaw, one of Europe's oldest human remains.

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  Heidelberg Mithraeum

  Life-size reconstruction of the Roman Mithras sanctuary with the Four Gods Stone.