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Monday 10 am – 5 pm
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 10 am – 5 pm
Thursday 10 am – 5 pm
Friday 10 am – 5 pm
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Your visit at the Deutsches Hafenmuseum
A new museum is being planned in Hamburg: the German Port Museum. This is planned as a “two-location museum”. A new building is to be erected in the Grasbrook district. The second location is already established: On the site around Shed 50A. Here you will also find the probably biggest object in the museum’s colletion: The four-masted barque PEKING.
Opening hours
Tickets
Admission
6,50 € for adults
4 € for groups of more than 10
4 € for vocational college students over 18, students under 30, apprentices and trainees, job seekers, social security recipients, young people doing voluntary work in their gap year, owners of Hamburg card – only on presentation of the corresponding pass.
Free admission
Free admission for children and young people under 18, members of the press, carers accompanying a disabled visitor, members of the Deutscher Museumsbund, members of the foundation council and the board of trustees of Historic Museums Hamburg Foundation, board members and foundation council members of the state museums, ICOM, BVGD, members of the Friends of Historic Museums Hamburg Foundation, members of the Verein für Hamburgische Geschichte, BBK, Verband Deutscher Kunsthistoriker.
Getting there
Stiftung Historische Museen Hamburg
Deutsches Hafenmuseum (im Aufbau)
Kopfbau Schuppen 50A
Australiastraße
20457 Hamburg
Phone +49 40 428 137 130
E-Mail info@deham.shmh.de
The museum has a good connection to the public transport. Please notice that the terrain is very extensive.
Accessibility
The museum is only partially barrier-free.
Eat & Drink
Kaffeeklappe – The last historical coffee hut
It was impossible to imagine traditional port operations without the coffee huts. They supplied the workers during their shifts and offered the port people the opportunity to recharge their batteries during the break. When the workload was heavy, several shifts had to be pushed one after the other, and the workers could be sure that they were always supplied with food and drinks in the coffee flap.
Nowadays, the coffee flap in the head building, Shed 50A, offers museum visitors refreshments during opening hours. Our volunteers serve coffee and cake by prior arrangement. Thus, the guests of our museum have the opportunity to grasp this atmosphere with all senses in the last historic coffee flap of the Port of Hamburg.
Shop
Our museum shop “Zampelbüdel” was named after the linen bags used by the dock workers to transport their personal belongings for daily use. Here you can buy souvenirs such as books and postcards, key rings, ship models, maritime clothing, coffee and tea varieties and many other port-related souvenirs.
The opening hours are the same as for the Port Museum.
