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Cogg Hall: MO till SU 10 AM till 6 PM + Ships daily 10 AM till 5.45 PM + free entrance for refugees + Безкоштовний вхід для українців

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+49 471 482 07 0

Please note

The museum is under constructions. Cogg hall and ships can be visited.

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Exhibition

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Man & Sea - New museum experience to join in and marvel

What does shipping have to do with my life? How diverse are the effects of a relationship between man and the sea that goes back several millennia on our society? Join us on an exciting research and discovery expedition. The new exhibition concept combines fascinating exhibits from shipping with current issues. Find out how finds and research are turned into exciting stories about our past and present life. Become part of the research yourself and take the opportunity to talk to experts.

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The museum is redesigning itself

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The changing German Maritime Museum

The German Maritime Museum is in transition. As a Leibniz Institute, it makes its research work… read on

Here you can access our overview areas with news from current research and exhibition projects.

News Exhibitions

Overview

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These exhibits await you

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Apex

With all three legs firmly on the seabed

Volume of ship models

The ribbon of ship models runs as a red thread through…

Bremen cog from the Hanseatic era in the German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven

Experience the world's best-preserved medieval merchant…

Commercial submarine GERMANY

During the First World War, merchant submarines were…

Water level indicator

Since 1903, the water level indicator has been located…

tidal calculator

One of the oldest German computers is preserved in the…

Harpoon gun was used for whaling in 1889

The new exhibition at the Maritime Museum shows a…

Harbour bell

The task of the harbour bell was to warn the ships of…

POLARSTERN-Installation

In the new installation on research shipping at the…

Hydrofoil WSS 10

The WSS 10 was named after the shipbuilding engineer F.…

he ship model KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE

Around the model of the fast steamer KAISER WILHEM DER…

STIER

The STIER is a tugboat that towed and manoeuvred ships…

Zeesboot

The fragment of a Zeesboat does not only look like a…

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Exhibition topics

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GRÖNLAND: Beginnings of research shipping

In May 1868 the ship GRÖNLAND set off north to explore…

How ships characterize our world view

Our new exhibition on room development

Do you know that without ships and shipping, not a…

Ships, resources and the underwater environment

In our new exhibition we would like to tell you not…

Shipwrecks and ship safety

Exhibition Shipwrecks Ship Safety at DSM

Shipping accidents have always been part of the…

Passenger shipping: from migration and mass tourism

The new exhibition on passenger shipping at the DSM

We invite you to discover the history of shipping since…

Civil and military shipping

Around 1900, the first phase of globalization began,…

German submarines: Technology fascination and terror

German submarines in World War II

Opening hours

Cog hall: Monday till Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm

Ships: daily from 10 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.

how to reach us

Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum
Hans-Scharoun-Platz 1
D-27568 Bremerhaven

Contact

T. +49 471 482 07 0
E. info@dsm.museum

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