Atlantis Childrens' Museum

The museum occupied three floors of the Werhahnmühle building, presenting different aspects of urban life through interactive exhibits and learning stations.

The Atlantis Children's Museum opened in 2004 in a converted grain mill, funded by the European Union and North Rhine-Westphalia state initiatives.

The museum's educational concept followed American children's museums, dividing experiences into three zones: under, in, and above the city.

The museum operated until November 2007, when financial difficulties led to its closure and subsequent transformation into the Legoland Discovery Center.

Children explored their surroundings through dedicated spaces that presented the city from different vertical perspectives, from underground to rooftop views.

Location: Duisburg-Mitte

Inception: 2004

GPS coordinates: 51.44030,6.77028

Latest update: June 3, 2025 13:51