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Overview

The BallinStadt Hamburg Emigration Museum ... ... is a successful combination of museum and adventure world with the topic of migration. ... includes an interactive exhibition in an impressive setting. ... shows a lot of information about immigration and emigration and historical memories. ... has a station for free genealogy research in an international database (cooperation with "Ancestry"). ... is for the whole family. ... offers the interactive game SIMMIGRANT in which children between 9 and 14 years can go on an interactive journey of discovery and re-enact a personal "emigration". ... has the museum rat Jette, which leads through the hands-on museum, for smaller children.

Language Offered

German-WRITTEN

English-AUDIO

English-WRITTEN

Polish-WRITTEN

French-WRITTEN

Itinerary

1. BallinStadt Emigration Museum Hamburg

Go on an exciting journey and experience the history of immigration and emigration over four epochs in the BallinStadt Hamburg Emigration Museum. In a total of three houses on 2,500 sqm, you will accompany people in our museum in Hamburg with all their wishes and dreams that they took with them on their way to a new home. Get to know Albert Ballin, the founder of the former emigration halls in Hamburg, and follow in the footsteps of your ancestors in the family research center of BallinStadt. The Emigration Museum BallinStadt Hamburg focuses on emigration via Hamburg (1850 1934) and the development of migration over four epochs at a historic location. Always accompanied by human longings, fates and stories. The The reasons for migration are still timeless. Escape from war, hunger and persecution or just simply a thirst for adventure, curiosity and the dream of a new (better) life were motivation for emigration then and now and thus also immigration.