Museum of Communication Hamburg

The Museum of Communication Hamburg contained exhibits about postal services, telegraphs, telephones, and maritime communication systems in a historical building.

The museum opened its doors on January 1, 1937, and operated until October 19, 2009, drawing 50,000 visitors during its peak in 2003.

Exhibitions at the museum demonstrated the evolution of communication methods, from traditional postal delivery to modern digital technologies through interactive displays.

The museum location near Dammtor station provided easy access for visitors interested in exploring the history of German postal and telecommunication services.

Maritime communication held a central role in the museum collection, reflecting Hamburg's position as a major German port city.

Location: Hamburg

Official opening: 1937

Website: http://mfk-hamburg.de

GPS coordinates: 53.55789,9.98797

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