Beatlemania Hamburg, Music museum in St. Pauli, Hamburg, Germany
Beatlemania Hamburg was a music museum in St. Pauli with five floors divided into eleven exhibition rooms displaying artifacts about The Beatles. A yellow submarine model hung above the entrance as a distinctive visual marker for the building.
The museum opened in 2009 and operated until 2012, focusing on the period when The Beatles performed in Hamburg during the 1960s. It centered on the band's early years before their rise to global prominence.
The museum recreated Große Freiheit street as it appeared in the 1960s, allowing visitors to walk through a version of the historic entertainment district. This setup helped bring the era alive for those exploring the exhibition.
The exhibition spread across multiple floors, so comfortable footwear and time for exploration were necessary. Visitors should plan for several hours to view all the rooms and examine the details thoroughly.
The museum displayed over 1,000 pieces of memorabilia, ranging from early photographs to personal items belonging to the band members. This collection documented the group's development from their beginning through to their eventual separation in comprehensive detail.
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