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Night of the Museums

Culture at night!

During the Lange Nacht der Museen, culture-loving night owls can discover the diverse exhibitions and special programmes of over 50 museums in Hamburg with just one ticket. A variety of events, such as guided tours, workshops and a special children's programme, as well as a wide range of activities in different languages make this night unforgettable!

May the night be with us!

During the Lange Nacht der Museen, more than 50 Hamburg museums, exhibition centres and memorial sites open their doors to cultural explorers from all over the world. From the early evening hours until well into the night, those interested in culture can experience collections and special exhibitions.

Visitors can put together their own personal programme from a wide range of offers. These include curator-led tours, interactive workshops, readings and technical demonstrations, dance, theatre and film. There is a colourful family programme as well as guided tours for sighted and non-sighted people. Events are also organised in German sign language and many other languages.

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