Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte, History museum in Neustadt, Hamburg, Germany
Description
The Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte is a large building that opened in 1922 and displays items from different periods of Hamburg's past. From medieval objects to modern exhibitions, visitors can follow the city's development and learn about its history through the collections.
History
The origins trace back to a collection started in 1839 that later formed the foundation of the museum. The building was designed by architect Fritz Schumacher to preserve Hamburg's maritime history for future generations.
Culture
The exhibitions show how Hamburg developed as a port city over centuries and how trade and seafaring shaped people's lives. This connection to the sea is visible in ship models, old maps, and documents displayed throughout the building.
Practical
The museum is located near Planten un Blomen park, making it easy to combine a visit with a walk through the green space. Inside, visitors can find a café for refreshments, a shop offering local products, and guided tours available for those wanting more context.
Did you know?
The museum has used special QR codes for years that allow visitors to access information about individual exhibits in multiple languages through their phones. This technology makes it easy to learn more about specific objects without spending time reading lengthy display panels.
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