BallinStadt Hamburg Emigration Museum entrance ticket

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Why you’ll love this…

Visit a successful combination of museum and adventure world on the topic of migration

Get a lot of information about immigration and emigration

Play the interactive game “Simmigrant” with hidden clues for children

Follow the museum-rat Jette through the hands-on museum for small children

Conduct genealogical researches in an international database (in cooperation with "Ancestry")

What we expect

Go on an exciting journey and experience the history of immigration and emigration over four different periods in the emigration museum BallinStadt Hamburg. In a total of three houses on 2,500 square meters, you will accompany people with all their wishes and dreams on their way to a new home. Get to know Albert Ballin, the founder of the emigration halls in Hamburg at that time, and follow in the footsteps of your ancestors in the BallinStadt family research center.

At a historical location, the emigration museum BallinStadt Hamburg focuses on emigration via Hamburg (1850 - 1934) as well...

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What to remember

Please note that the majority of the texts in the exhibition are in German. Visitors are welcome to take hard copies in English, French, and Polish free of charge at the front desk

The audio stations at the exhibition are in German and English

Animals are not permitted in the exhibition rooms

Infants (age 0-4) are free of charge and don´t need a ticket

Please use the ticket option "reduced" for schoolchildren, students, trainees, pensioners, the severely disabled, and the unemployed

Opening times of the museum: Wednesday - Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (last visit 3:30 p.m.)

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Anonymous

October 2023

From United States of America

The museum is well set up but needs to do multilingual signs. They have plenty ofvtime to do.more than a paper copy. There was no translation, even on paper for the temporary exhibition. The restaurant food was good. As was the shop. Everyone should come here once.