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Schifffahrtsmuseum Rostock
Rostock, DEImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseArt & CultureEducation
Impact2Sustainability Goals
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About Schifffahrtsmuseum Rostock
The Schifffahrtsmuseum Rostock is known as Germany's largest floating museum, dedicated to preserving and sharing maritime history. Spanning from the Hanseatic period to the present, the museum offers insights into shipbuilding and seafaring. With over 12,000 exhibition items, including topics like aviation and port economics, it utilizes modern media and interactive stations to engage visitors. Beyond exhibitions, the museum provides educational programs and serves as a venue for various events.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Inclusive Cultural Education
The museum promotes learning through interactive exhibitions, mobile guided tours, and specialized educational programs tailored for schools, families, and daycare groups.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Preserving Rostock’s Maritime Heritage
As a key cultural site, the museum strengthens local identity and community engagement by safeguarding and presenting Rostock's unique maritime history.
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Q1What is the mission of the Schifffahrtsmuseum Rostock?
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The museum aims to make the history of shipbuilding and seafaring accessible to the public. It focuses on maritime developments from the Hanseatic period to the present day, supporting educational goals through its exhibitions.
Q2What can visitors experience at the museum?
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Visitors can explore over 12,000 exhibition items, including an open-air exhibition and topics like ship radio technology and port economics. The museum also offers guided tours via a mobile app and educational programs for schools, daycare groups, and families.
