BallinStadt Emigration Museum Ticket in Hamburg (BallinStadt emigration museum ticket in Hamburg)


Attraction Ticket: Ballinstadt Emigration Museum
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Please note that infants and children count as passengers; children aged 0‑4 are free; children aged 13 and above are charged the same as adults.
The family ticket is only applicable to 2 adults and 2 children (5‑12 years old); the small family ticket is only applicable to 1 adult and 2 children (5‑12 years old).
The activity is suitable for wheelchair users.
Please note that the exhibition is mainly in German. If needed, free printed versions of the content in English, French, and Polish are available at the ticket office.
All audio guide stations offer services in English and German.
The voucher is only valid on the specified date (and time).
Ballinstadt Emigration Museum
March to October: Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 18:00
Opening hours and public holidays may be subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit.
November to February: Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 16:30; Closed on: Monday
Please present the voucher to exchange for a physical ticket.
Please go to House No. 1 and show your e‑voucher to the cashier.
Ballinstadt Emigration Museum
Veddeler Bogen 2, 20539 Hamburg, Germany

Cancellation 4 days before the designated event date can get a 100% refund. Please contact customer service for details.
Step into BallinStadt in Hamburg, a landmark immigration centre that served as Europe's gateway to the New World.
Explore 14 themed rooms and gain an in‑depth understanding of the immigrants' journey through immersive exhibitions.
Marvel at the reconstructed halls and the touching personal stories of the immigrants.
Access genealogical records from 1850 to 1934, the world's largest archive of passenger lists.
Receive expert assistance at the dedicated genealogy centre to research your ancestors.
A must‑visit for history enthusiasts, genealogy fans, and anyone seeking powerful stories.

Travel back in time at the BallinStadt Emigration Museum in Hamburg, where European immigrants began their journey to the New World.
Discover powerful personal stories, extensive genealogical records, and stunning exhibitions detailing the struggles and hopes of millions who headed to the Americas.

Spread across three halls, the museum vividly recreates the immigrant experience through immersive displays, including reconstructed living quarters, emotionally charged photographs, and 14 themed rooms.
Each exhibition captures the dreams, challenges, and resilience of those who passed through this port of dreams.

Genealogy enthusiasts can browse passenger lists from 1850 to 1934 and receive expert help in tracing family histories.
Whether you are discovering your roots or learning about migration history, BallinStadt offers an unforgettable glimpse into the enduring human spirit's pursuit of a better future.



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