Klimahaus Bremerhaven, Bremerhaven

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Travel the world longitudinally via the eighth meridian and venture into a host of climate zones at Klimahaus Bremerhaven. Nearly 600,000 visitors per year come to experience the climates of Isenthal in Langeness, Germany; Switzerland; Sardinia, Italy; Kanak, Niger; Ikenge, Cameroon; Antarctica; Samoa; and Alaska--and ending right back in Bremerhaven. The exhibit, which spans about 18,800 sq m (4.6 acres), is equal parts educational and artistic. Make Klimahaus Bremerhaven part of your personalized Bremerhaven itinerary using our Bremerhaven route planner.

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By Mayandollar

It a very very interesting concept. However it’s also sensory overload. No way to do it all. We enjoyed it very much as 2 adults. The museum was evacuated as an alarm was set off accidentally. The...

It a very very interesting concept. However it’s also sensory overload. No way to do it all. We enjoyed it very much as 2 adults. The museum was evacuated as an alarm was set off accidentally. The... more »
By Marshall S

The Klimhaus is an incredibly unique museum that gives visitors an opportunity to experience various climates from around the world. It also provides information about how climate impacts the daily..... more

The Klimhaus is an incredibly unique museum that gives visitors an opportunity to experience various climates from around the world. It also provides information about how climate impacts the daily..... more »
By Clairesmith168

Very Interesting museum and exhibition. Loved the experience and was different to anything I had visited before.

Very Interesting museum and exhibition. Loved the experience and was different to anything I had visited before. more »

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By Fares Al Husseni

The experience was good, but I recommend it only if you have children. I was there with my girlfriend and we had fun, but we expected more excitement. The rooms are pretty small, but full of details and information and voice instructions. A little bit expensive 18 euro for after 15:00 clock and 20 euro for anytime of the day. For children it is 10-12 euro.

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By Lucyna Witakowska-Bebel

Great museum. Went for the afternoon ticket and honestly did feel I'd rushed a bit. One could easily spend upwards of 4 hours there. Connected to the Moin shopping outlet and on the Bremerhaven waterfront it's a great place to visit for sure. Different rooms represent different climates as you travel across the world at 8° East. Lots of fun gimmicks (slides, trampolines, tunnels with glass bug cages and shaky rope bridges over fish) to keep children entertained and interesting facts and life experiences from people throughout the world. Highly reccomend.

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By Stacie Graves

I mean, it was really well thought through. I loved the Antarctica place. Of course I love ice and snow. But I was very very very impressed. Worth your money

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By Lenaisabellaleo

Very nice museum that is worth your money!!! It’s a museum that is so unique from others. U start in Germany and the museum travels along the world through many many places with climates like desert , tropical forests and cold ice When your in antártica the room has ice on the floor and it feels hot . In Africa there was sand and it felt very hot inside there . This place is fun for adults and especially children. There’s always audioguides and text with information about the place and about the environment in general .

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By Alexius K

Very interesting exhibition, various sides of different part of the planet, an aquarium with colorful fish, caymans, well organized, friendly staff. There is underground big parking. We payed 5.5 EUR for 4.5 hours. The WC in parking is paid, but it’s free inside museum. There is restaurant with vegan street food, the prices a little bit high for such quality of food. There are the lifts. You can go upstairs on the roof and breath with fresh air.

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