Exhibition for the Protection, Restoration and Transformation of Cultural Relics in Leipzig, Germany

The Leipzig International Exhibition for the Protection, Restoration and Transformation of Cultural Relics (denkmal) in Leipzig, Germany, is the largest and most prestigious cultural protection fair in Europe and even the world. As we all know, the protection, restoration and transformation of cultural relics are of great importance, but protecting our cultural heritage requires a lot of professional knowledge and practical experience in ancient traditional crafts and restoration techniques. As a demonstration exhibition, this exhibition will become the focus of the world for the eleventh time.

There will be more than 100 academic activities at the International Exhibition on the Protection, Restoration and Transformation of Cultural Relics (denkmal) in Leipzig, Germany. High profile visitors are the guarantee of good relational relations. Here you will meet architects, urban planners, conservationists, restorers, specialists in special crafts, owners and investors of historic buildings, private, regional and religious owners, conservation volunteers or individuals with cultural and artistic interests.
There are 434 exhibitors from 17 countries at the Leipzig International Exhibition for the Protection, Restoration and Transformation of Cultural Relics (denkmal) in Germany. Among them, 30% of German exhibitors are international exhibitors and 94% of exhibitors have achieved their largest exhibition goal. : to improve their businesses. Raising public awareness and maintaining the image of public institutions; increased attention to products/services; first contact with new audiences; expansion of existing contact groups and target audiences; 94% of exhibitors expressed appreciation for the high-quality presentations and contacts; .

Museum design:Architectural design, exhibition design, exhibition planning and implementation, museum product design

Museum merchandise:Textiles, high imitation products, ceramics, purple clay, souvenirs, audio and video products, books, printed matter, glass, jade, precious metals and other products, micro-sculpture products, miniature architectural products, cloisonné, folk arts and crafts, oil paintings

Museum security:Museum facility security, cultural relics protection security, exhibition security, GPS, real-time monitoring, mobile monitoring and other security technologies and equipment

Intellectual property of the museum:Copyright protection, artistic license, enforcement of property law