Emigration Museum BallinStadt Adult

To offer

13.00€*

Highlights

Exciting im- & emigration history
4 epochs interesting presented
Free Family Research Area
Interactive game "Simmigrant"

On an area of 2,500 square meters, experience the fascinating migration history of over four eras at the Emigration Museum BallinStadt Hamburg. Follow the footsteps of people striving to fulfill their hopes and dreams on their journey to a new homeland while visiting our exhibition. Learn more about Albert Ballin, the founder of the former emigrations halls in Hamburg. In our in-house research center with four computer terminals, you have access to the digitized version of the unique Hamburg passenger lists as well as to the world’s largest genealogical database. It includes further information, such as U.S. censuses and address books (in total 18 billion historical documents and images worldwide).

Departure and opening hours
daily 01.03. - 31.10.2021: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 01.11.2021 - 28.02.2022: 10 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. 24.12. and 31.12. closed
Duration
2 hours
Venue/Meeting point
Veddeler Bogen 2, 20539 Hamburg
Price information
Adults: from 13.00 €

Eintritt Auswanderermuseum BallinStadt Hamburg — © ThisIsJulia Photography

Experiencing migration: The interactive emigrant museum BallinStadt in Hamburg's Veddel district shows the history of emigration from four eras. Since its opening in 2007, BallinStadt has rightly been one of the most popular museums in the city of Hamburg. In the internationally renowned Emigrant Museum, guests go on an exciting journey and experience the history of immigration and emigration over four epochs in an interactive exhibition. In a total of three houses on 2,500 square meters, they accompany people with all their desires and dreams, which they took on their way to a new home, mostly the USA. In addition, the guests get to know Albert Ballin, the founder of the former emigrant halls in Hamburg - head of the shipping company HAPAG and one of the most important persons in Hamburg's history. As the housing situation in the city had become untenable, he had the Ballinstadt built in 1901 on the Elbe island of Veddel, which became a true city in the city with its church, dining rooms, dormitories and a hospital. For about 5 million European emigrants, Hamburg was the "gateway to the world" between 1850 and 1934. The ballinstadt emigrant museum is dedicated to these emigrants. In addition, it is possible to follow in the footsteps of the ancestors in the family research centre of the BallinStadt. The emigrant museum BallinStadt Hamburg deals with the emigration via Hamburg (1850 - 1934) as well as the development of migration over four epochs. Always accompanied by human longings, fates and stories. The reasons for migration are still timeless. Escape from war, hunger and persecution or even just a desire for adventure, curiosity and the dream of a new (better) life are then as now the driving force for emigration and thus also immigration.

Please note

Bis auf weiteres gelten folgende Öffnungszeiten: Di.-So. von 10:00 Uhr bis 16:30 Uhr. Letzter Einlass immer eine Stunde vor Schließung.

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