Hamburg International Maritime Museum Tickets

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Explore Hamburg' s International Maritime Museum with this ticket that will take you through up to 9 themed areas. This tour will teach you about the maritime history of the German city. A reproduction of the Queen Mary II made of almost two million Lego pieces is one of the wonders you'll find inside.

You can also put yourself at the helm of a ship with a simulator, feeling like a real pirate or sailor. This building houses all kinds of objects related to the maritime world: model ships, nautical advances, flags and other ways of learning about communication and navigation.

  • Enter the International Maritime Museum Hamburg with this ticket and see the largest private maritime collection in the world.
  • From a large Queen Mary II made out of lego pieces, to model ships and other nautical objects.
  • The museum is divided into 9 decks, through which you will see themed rooms on the navies of the world, the Vikings, naval weaponry and much more.

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If you are passionate about German naval history or simply want to explore one of Hamburg's most curious sites, don't hesitate to buy your ticket to the International Maritime Museum. Above all, this is an educational experience, showing you all kinds of objects such as model ships, flags and teaching you about navigation.

Divided into 9 decks, which are the thematic rooms, you will find a diversity and multitude of relics related to a certain moment in Hamburg's maritime history: the navies of the world, the evolution of sailing ships, water sports and much more. You can also simulate being at the helm of a ship or see a giant Lego Queen Mary II .

The Hamburg International Maritime Museum is located in the HafenCity area, an urban complex next to the harbour where the warehouse city, Speicherstadt, is located. This building is famous not only for its reddish, picturesque façade, but also for housing the world's largest private maritime collection.

With around 40,000 objects and more than a million photographs, with dozens of ship models, construction plans, shipyard parts and works of naval art, this place is one of Hamburg's key tourist attractions. It also houses various exhibitions, such as one on Viking sea explorations.

There are a total of 11 floors, each dedicated to a different theme. Here you will learn about fishing, water sports, naval engineering, cruising, civil harbours, merchant navies and much more.

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    An in-depth look at the history of maritime transport, both military and civilian, told through objects, paintings, films and models of all sizes.
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    You see an incredible amount of model ships, tools on board and get to know the life and work on a ship/ship.
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    Very large museum covering all possible topics about the sea and ships. From my point of view, the price is fair.
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    highly recommended for children.
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