Historical Artifacts Gallery of Braunschweig City Museum

The Swiss city of Zurich recently published a declaration on ethical principles of museological work, but it has no connection to the reopening date of The House at the Lion's Wall in Braunschweig, Germany, following the Magnifest event.

The Magnifest, a three-day event taking place on 5th, 6th, and 7th September 2025, affects the opening hours of The House at the Lion's Wall, causing its closure on both the 5th and 7th. The Museum in the Old Town Hall, however, remains open throughout the Magnifest, from 10 am to 5 pm.

The Zurich Declaration, published on 5th September 2024, focuses on questions of provenance history and objects with a colonial historical burden. Ethnological Museums in the German-speaking area, including the Municipal Museum of Brunswick, are among the institutions involved in this declaration.

It's worth noting that the available search results do not provide the names of the directors of the ethnological museums who published the Zurich Declaration. Therefore, the specific names of these individuals are not found in the provided sources.

The Zurich Declaration can be found at this link: [https://www.zuerchererkl%C3%A4rung2024.ch/]. Despite its importance in the field of museology, it does not affect the opening hours or closure of The House at the Lion's Wall or The Museum in the Old Town Hall during the Magnifest.

Unfortunately, the reopening date of The House at the Lion's Wall after the Magnifest is not specified in the given information. Visitors are advised to stay updated with the latest announcements from the museum for more details.