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#seeforfree on Reformation Day 31. October

Visit over 50 museums for free

31 October is a great day to visit the more than 50 participating museums in Hamburg free of charge and enjoy an unforgettable day filled with art and history.

Reformation Day (31 October) is an official public holiday in Hamburg, and this year more than 50 museums are opening their doors free of charge to art and culture enthusiasts. From the Hamburger Kunsthalle to the HSV Museum, there is much to discover – enjoy exploring the cultural treasures of our city!

All current programme information and highlights can be found on the website of the #seeforfree initiative.

All participating museums as a list here:

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