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Exciting Exhibits on Environment, Nature & Inclusion

"What is a forest?" is the central question of the free exhibition in the Wälderhaus at Wilhelmsburger Inselpark. On an area covering 650 square meters you can dive deep into the ecosystem forest. You'll learn about the tasks of a forester, discover what lives on the forest floor or have the chance to experiment in a forest lab. Afterwards, delicious regional and seasonal dishes await you in Wilhelms Restaurant.

Come take a voyage of discovery at the free interactive exhibition organized by Greenpeace in the HafenCity. Find out about what the food you eat has to do with climate protection or dive into the mysterious depths of the oceans. If you like, you can even steer a climate action ship and learn more about the work of Greenpeace.

Explore your environment with all of your senses in the House of Dialogue. Three interactive exhibitions await you in the middle of the historic warehouse district (Speicherstadt): Dialogue in the Dark, Dialogue in Silence, and Dialog Lab in the Center of Things. Everything revolves around how blind or deaf people, as well as those with other disabilities, perceive their environment and navigate everyday life. It is a unique experience for inclusion and diversity.

Dive into the world of animals in the free zoological exhibition of Hamburg’s Museum of Nature. See specimens of bears, tigers, crocodiles up close - from huge whale skeletons to tiny insects, learn about a variety of animals from all over the world. Along the way, you'll also learn about the impact humans have on nature and biodiversity.

The Duvenstedter BrookHus, in the north of Hamburg, is not only the starting point for tours into the nature reserve. In the information center you can also discover the different habitats of the Duvenstedter Brook and the Wohldorfer Forest with its variety of plants and animals. Rotating special exhibitions also showcase fascinating photographs of the landscapes.