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It's a very interesting museum. I learnt a lot, even about the destruction of the old city in order to build the Speicherstadt.
If you want to learn about Hamburg's role in the Hanseatic commerce come here, not to the International Maritime Museum (which is a freaky display of models and objects).
The museum also take into account the working conditions of people in the Speicherstadt. This social perspective is something that should be positively valued in this kind of cultural infrastructures.
At the same time, it is difficult to follow the English explanations on the tablet because the numerical symbols in the exhibition are not forwardly clear.
If you want to learn about Hamburg's role in the Hanseatic commerce come here, not to the International Maritime Museum (which is a freaky display of models and objects).
The museum also take into account the working conditions of people in the Speicherstadt. This social perspective is something that should be positively valued in this kind of cultural infrastructures.
At the same time, it is difficult to follow the English explanations on the tablet because the numerical symbols in the exhibition are not forwardly clear.
You will see some interesting things. It was small, not that big. And if you are patient enough to read the guidance, you will like it. We learned sth by visiting this small museum. :))
Nice smaller museum with a café inside.
There are 5-6 steps at the entrance but the exposition itself is on one floor with wide enough spaces for a wheelchair.
I rather like that the exposition is structured by aspect rather than chronologically, it gives a better insight into what life around the Speicherstadt was actually like.
There are some pieces that are interactive. I particularly enjoyed how i found the answer on how probing of cargoes was done in the past by actually trying it out myself.
The café has a good selection of teas, some softdrinks and a tasty cake.
There are 5-6 steps at the entrance but the exposition itself is on one floor with wide enough spaces for a wheelchair.
I rather like that the exposition is structured by aspect rather than chronologically, it gives a better insight into what life around the Speicherstadt was actually like.
There are some pieces that are interactive. I particularly enjoyed how i found the answer on how probing of cargoes was done in the past by actually trying it out myself.
The café has a good selection of teas, some softdrinks and a tasty cake.
Very small museum. But you can see how to work ware houses at Hamburg Hafen. You can also order coffee, tea and cake various.