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The new exhibition at the Maritime Museum shows a harpoon gun that was used for whaling during… read on

Thanks to its all-wheel drive, the steam shunting crane was able to pull two to three loaded… read on

This medium-sized steam hammer comes from the former Bremer Vulkan shipyard in Vegesack and was… read on

As one of three ships, the DIVA sailed and won the 1985 Admiral's Cup under skipper Berend… read on

Built as a station ship for the estuary of the Eider, ELBE 3 subsequently served as a lightship… read on

As early as 1925, the slewing crane was put into operation by Bremerhavener Eisenwerk AG behind… read on

The powerful and fast deep-sea salvage tug SEEFALKE was put into service in 1924 with complete… read on

The owner Paul Raddatz transported gravel or grain with the Oder barge EMMA until 1992: either… read on

The oldest German polar research vessel is the GRÖNLAND. The one-master from 1867 is not only… read on

The task of the harbour bell was to warn the ships of the surge if the lock gates were… read on

Used on the Elbe in Hamburg, the Weser and inland waters of Berlin, HELMUT has already seen a… read on

The drawbridge, a steel construction, was built on the Dutch model in 1977/78 and connects the… read on

The lantern of the lightship FEHMARNBELT stood on a 16 m high mast and was therefore visible… read on

The quay wall, preserved from the time when the port was founded, is an important witness to… read on

When part of the western historic quay wall was uncovered in the south of the open-air site,… read on

Explore the eventful history of RAU IX. Go on board to get an idea of working conditions and… read on

The four-blade propeller belonged to the British Shell tanker VARICELLA, which was built in… read on

This chimney belonged to OTTO HAHN when it was operating as a research vessel and ore freighter… read on

The internationally renowned artist Stephan Balkenhol created the sculpture Seamen's Arm for… read on

The STIER is a tugboat that towed and manoeuvred ships in Bremen harbours. The harbor tug with… read on

The oak storm surge pole, reminds us of the constant danger that storm surges pose to the… read on

The navigation mark "Front light Sandstedt" was built in 1898 and stood on the dike near… read on

The "Technikmuseum U-Boot Wilhelm Bauer" donated this replica of a Walter drive for submarines… read on

In 1897, the building was erected as a Bremen customs house at the former lock to the Old Port.… read on

Since 1903, the water level indicator has been located on the Weser dyke and showed the water… read on

The compass rose in the outdoor area of the German Maritime Museum is one of the largest of its… read on

The WSS 10 was named after the shipbuilding engineer F. H. Wendel. Since this hydrofoil rose… read on

The fragment of a Zeesboat does not only look like a wreck: The coastal fishing boat became a… read on

The ribbon of ship models runs as a red thread through the museum's exhibition. It tells the… read on

During the First World War, merchant submarines were supposed to render the British trade… read on

The steam engine will be on display in the future exhibition in the Ship and Equipment section.… read on

One of the oldest German computers is preserved in the German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven. read on

We invite you to visit the impressive silver model of the passenger steamer IMPERATOR in our… read on

The paddle steamer MEISSEN is an impressive large object, which can also be viewed in the… read on

The small submarine type XXVII was used in the last year of the Second World War. Discover the… read on

In the new installation on research shipping at the German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven,… read on

We invite you to visit the lifeboat of the cargo sailing ship PAMIR, symbol of one of the most… read on

Discover in our future exhibition "Planet Meer" the global influences and conditions of… read on

The shipbuilding section is one of our museum offers for families and visitors, with a focus on… read on

Around the model of the fast steamer KAISER WILHEM DER GROSSE you can see how passenger… read on

Every sailing trip with the GRÖNLAND is a special event for the crew. There is also a lot to do… read on

The concrete hull ship PAUL KOSSEL was built in 1920 as a motor tug in the Bremen branch of the… read on

Discover the SEUTE DEERN museum and restaurant ship in our museum harbour. The wooden barque… read on

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