The National German Maritime Museum by ringleader
Deutsches SchiffahrtsmuseumIn connection with the collections of the museum and the historic surroundings, the park-like area with its large maritime objects on land and the vintage ships of the museum fleet in the Old Harbor forms a unique ensemble of German maritime history. The attractions of the German National Maritime Museum range from the world`s oldest boat and the Technical Museum Submarine ?Wilhelm Bauer? to the only remaining Hansa cog of the Medival Era. The museum owns more than 500 model ships, including splendid, magnificent sailing ships intended to conquer colonies. Impressive whalers, two-masters and three-masters that carried the emigrants to their new homeland can also be admired. The new extension should not be overlooked either. Since 2000, it houses collections on the history of polar and marine research, fishing and whaling, raw materials from the sea, as well as the traditional craft of building boats from wood.
Opening hours:
- April 1 - October 31 daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- November 1 - March 31, Tuesday - Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (closed on Mondays)
Entrance fees:
- Adults ? 6,00
- Pupils/students/pensioners/unemployed persons/soldiers doing their basic military service/disabled persons with an official identity card ? 4,00
- Children (above 5 years)/young persons (below 18 years) ? 4,00
- Families (parents and children up to and including 17 years of age) 3-6 persons ? 12,50
- Special tariff for primary and secondary school groups accompanied by their teachers; per person ? 2,00
