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Here, knowledge comes to life: at the KL!CK Children’s Museum in Hamburg, children can explore the world through play – with hands-on activities, experiments, and amazement. Perfect for families who want to go on a journey of discovery together.

What happens when children are allowed to try everything out? At the KL!CK Children’s Museum in Hamburg, it’s all about touching, discovering, and exploring – right in the heart of Hamburg-Osdorf. Here, learning turns into an exciting adventure full of discoveries and personal experiences.

A place to marvel and get involved

At the KL!CK Children’s Museum, children play an active role in shaping their visit: whether travelling through time on a historical journey, experimenting with the human body, or digging on the interactive construction site – the exhibitions invite curiosity and hands-on participation. Topics such as money, housing, nutrition, or the Stone Age are presented in a creative and age-appropriate way. Even the youngest visitors (aged 0–3) can explore and move about freely in specially designed areas.

The museum also speaks directly to accompanying adults, as learning is something families experience together here. The offer is rounded off with changing special exhibitions, holiday activities, and an outdoor area for open-air fun.

Did you know?

The Children’s Museum is currently located in temporary premises at Brandstücken 43–45 – a smaller site while the main building is being renovated. It’s worth checking the latest visitor information before your visit.

from 12.90 €

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