Altonaer Museum

The Altonaer Museum presents exhibitions about northern German culture, maritime history, and regional development from the 18th century to modern times.

Founded in 1863 and opened to the public in 1901, the museum building was designed by architect Heinrich Reinhardt to showcase the Elbe region heritage.

The museum collection contains Danish artworks, including maritime paintings by Anton Melbye, reflecting the period when Hamburg-Altona belonged to Danish territory.

The museum opens Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 to 19:00, offering wheelchair accessibility and discounted entry with the Hamburg CARD.

Seventeen authentic northern German farmers' parlors display traditional rural life, alongside the preserved 1890s Dufke country store from Altenwerder.

Location: Altona

Inception: February 1863

Architects: Heinrich Reinhardt

Official opening: September 16, 1901

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Address: Museumstraße 23, 22765 Hamburg 22765 22765

Opening Hours: Martes-Domingo 10:00-19:00

Phone: +49404281350

Email: info@am.shmh.de

Website: https://shmh.de/de/altonaer-museum

GPS coordinates: 53.54902,9.93470

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:45