Contact

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You can reach us by phone +49 931 17721 or send an email to [email protected].

Dr. David Zemanek

Leadership / Ethnologist

Expert for African and Oceanic Art
Public sworn auctioneer for non-European art

Bren Heymans

Consultant for Ethnology

Representative Belgium / The Netherlands

Howard Nowes

Master History of Art

Expert for Pre-Columbian and Classical Antiquities
Representative USA

Eva Rübig

Leadership

Website editing

Sabine Reis

Master History of Art

Catalogue editing
Provenance research

Nadine Waldmann

Master History of Art

Catalogue editing

Petra Felder

Master History of Art

Public Relations
Editor Catalogue / Website

Rebekka Dengel

Photographer

Holger Öttinger

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No matter what direction you come, there is always fast and good connections to Wurzburg. The international airports in Frankfurt and Nuremberg are just over 100 km away, and the business airport Giebelstadt is only 15 minutes away.

Wurzburg is conveniently located intersection of several motorways and the ICE trains stop every hour.

It is always worth a visit and not only for tribal art! World history has left its mark in Wurzburg. More than 1300 years of history are documented. In 1973 Wurzburg was awarded the European Prize for European Understanding and in 1981 its world-famous residence of the Wurzburg prince bishops was included in the UNESCO world cultural heritage list.

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Arriving by plane:

The international airports in Frankfurt and Nuremberg are just over 100 km away; about 1.5 hours drive by car or train.

The business airport Giebelstadtwith border crossing point also for Non-EU citizens is only 15 minutes away.

Arriving by car:

When coming from Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich or Nuremberg take the A 3

From Basel, Zurich and Stuttgart take the A 81

From Hamburg and Hannover take the A 7

From Dresden and Leipzig take the A 7 / A 71

From Berlin take the A 9 / A 70

Arriving by train:

From Wurzburg main station, then either walk for 20 minutes through the historic city centre, or by tram, lines 1, 3, 4, 5 and stop at Neubaustrasse. From there it is only 4 minutes walk.

Parking:

Parking in Wurzburg is easy - 3490 parking spaces in 14 car parks and parking lots are located in prime locations. In addition there are parking spaces on both sides of the nearby roads.

Here, you can see online which parking lots are available:

https://www.wuerzburg.de/themen/verkehr--mobilitaet/parken-in-wuerzburg