HafenMuseum Hamburg

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The Harbor Museum presents a unique collection for freight traffic in the Port of Hamburg for navigation on the Elbe and through the port. The harbor museum in Hamburg is good for anyone wanting to experience the history and development of the port of Hamburg up close.

You will see the beginnings of container traffic. and many moored objects: The 1917 floating crane of Saatsee. It also has steam plants put into operation on special occasions.

It has a barge business exhibition of former longshoremen and port seniors shown in the load compartment.  thereby convey the exciting history of the port and the changes in work.

Address:
Kopfbau des Schuppens 50A
Australiastraße
20457 Hamburg

Admission prices
€ 5.50 for individual visitors 
€ 3.70 reduced 
Free admission for children under 18 years

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