Bunkermuseum and its collection

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The Bunkermuseum Emden, opened in 1995, is located in a high bunker in the city center of Emden. It holds the distinction of being the first museum in an air-raid shelter in the Federal Republic of Germany that focuses on the history of such structures.

Visiting Hours and Funding

The Bunkermuseum Emden is open to visitors from May to October. Its operations are funded through donations, grants, and the voluntary activities of the members of the association that runs the museum.

Permanent Exhibition

The permanent exhibition at the Bunkermuseum Emden is spread across 26 rooms, arranged in chronological order starting from the end of the Weimar Republic. The exhibition covers a range of topics including persecution, terror, emigration, deportation, forced labor, foreign workers and deportees, resistance, and the political new beginning and reconstruction of Emden.

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Bunkermuseum
Holzsägerstraße 6
26721 Emden

Visitor information Bunkermuseum

Opening hours

Currently on winter break. Will be back from May 1st.

Admission

Adults€6.00
Children€3.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

Holzsägerstraße 6, Emden

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Exhibitions

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Bunkermuseum in Emden, Germany offers visitors a glimpse into World War II history. Located in an actual wartime bunker, the museum provides an authentic atmosphere for exploring this period. Exhibits showcase artifacts, photographs, and information about life during the war and the purpose of the bunker system.

    Visitors generally appreciate the well-preserved state of the bunker and the informative displays. The museum effectively conveys the somber reality of wartime conditions, which many find impactful. The guided tours, when available, are often praised for providing additional context and insights.

    However, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored quite quickly. The information provided is mostly in German, which can be a drawback for international tourists. Some also mention that the exhibits could benefit from more interactive elements or multimedia presentations to enhance the educational experience.

    Despite these limitations, the Bunkermuseum is generally regarded as a worthwhile visit for those interested in World War II history or looking to understand more about Emden's past. Its unique setting in an actual bunker adds significant value to the overall experience.

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