Archäologisches Museum Hamburg und Stadtmuseum Harburg

The Archaeological Museum of Hamburg exhibits prehistoric artifacts, medieval objects, and archaeological findings from northern Germany through multiple exhibition halls and display sections.

The museum, established in 1898 by August Helms, began as a collection of local archaeological discoveries and expanded into a research institution for Hamburg's regional history.

The museum maintains permanent exhibits showcasing tools, pottery, and artifacts that represent the daily life and traditions of northern German communities through different periods.

Located at coordinates 53.4591, 9.9772, the museum provides guided tours in multiple languages and maintains specialized educational programs for children and families.

The institution functions simultaneously as an archaeological museum and a historical research center, contributing to ongoing excavations and preservation projects in the Hamburg region.

Location: Hamburg

Inception: 1898

Founders: August Helms

Official opening: 1898

Address: Museumsplatz 2, 20173 Hamburg

Website: http://amh.de

GPS coordinates: 53.45910,9.97720

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26