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BallinStadt – Emigrationsmuseet i Hamborg
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Gå en tur gennem tre store udstillingsområder, der fortæller historier om emigranter.
Oplev autentiske rekonstruktioner af opholds- og soveværelser fra for over 100 år siden.
Udforsk verdens største samling af passagerlister fra årene 1850 til 1934.
Benyt faciliteterne til slægtsforskning med ekspertstøtte i samarbejde med et stort slægtsforskningscenter.
Oplev stærke fotografiske udstillinger, der indfanger migranternes følelser.
BallinStadt Hamburg Tickets – Book Your Tickets Online
Discover BallinStadt, the historic Emigration Museum in Hamburg that honors the journeys of over five million European emigrants who departed for a new life in the Americas. Step back in time through immersive exhibits set in beautifully reconstructed Swiss chalet-style buildings, offering a unique glimpse into migration history. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or tracing your family roots, BallinStadt provides an enlightening and interactive experience for all visitors. Secure your tickets today to explore this remarkable tribute at your own pace.
About BallinStadt
Why Visit BallinStadt?
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typically, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (April to October) and 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM (November to March). Hours may vary for special events or seasonal programs.
Last Entry
One hour before closing.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday Mornings: For a quieter visit and more time to explore the interactive exhibits.
Afternoons: Ideal for families and groups, allowing a relaxed pace through the emigration halls and multimedia displays.
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Accessibility Facilities at BallinStadt
BallinStadt is committed to ensuring an inclusive experience for all visitors, including those with visual impairments. The museum offers tactile exhibits and detailed braille descriptions in key areas, allowing visually impaired guests to engage meaningfully with the emigration history. Additionally, audio guides with clear narration provide enhanced orientation. Visitors can request assistance or specific accessibility tools upon arrival to maximize their experience.
For guests with mobility challenges or special physical needs, BallinStadt provides barrier-free access throughout the venue, including ramps and elevators to navigate between exhibition halls. Designated parking spaces near the entrance ensure convenient arrival, and wheelchair rentals are available on-site. Visitors requiring support or accommodations are encouraged to inform the museum in advance to arrange personalized assistance.
Hearing-impaired visitors can benefit from the availability of multimedia guides featuring subtitles and sign language options on selected presentations. Certain exhibits include written transcripts and visual aids to complement audio content, ensuring comprehension. The museum staff is trained to assist hearing-impaired guests, and visitors may request individual support as needed during their visit.
Interesting Facts About BallinStadt Museum
BallinStadt served as the last home for around five million European emigrants traveling to the Americas from the 1850s to the early 1930s.
The original emigration halls were the world’s largest guesthouse when built in 1901, comprising over 30 buildings including dormitories, a church, and a synagogue.
The museum was named after Albert Ballin, the director-general of the Hamburg America Line, who played a key role in emigrant travel.
BallinStadt was demolished in 1934 by the Nazis but rebuilt in the early 2000s true to the original Swiss chalet architecture.
Visitors can engage with the interactive game "Simmigrant" to experience the stages of emigration through immersive storytelling.
The museum offers access to historic databases, including US census and passenger lists from 1850 to 1934, valuable for genealogical research.
Located on the isle of Veddel in Hamburg's Port, the museum is easily accessible by public transport, car, and ferry.
Special exhibitions and family programs, including activities featuring a museum rat called "Jette," provide engaging experiences for all ages.
The museum’s reconstruction replicates the original Swiss chalet-style buildings that once sheltered emigrants.























