The Heimatmuseum Dykhus is conveniently located near the Old Lighthouse on the North Sea island of Borkum. This location makes it easily accessible for tourists visiting the island and provides a cultural and historical complement to the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
The Heimatmuseum Dykhus offers a diverse collection focusing on various aspects of local history. This includes the history of tourism on the island, Borkum's era of whaling, maritime and sea rescue, as well as nature and the environment. This wide range of topics provides a comprehensive overview of the island's history and culture, making it a valuable destination for tourists interested in learning more about Borkum.
One of the most impressive exhibits at the Heimatmuseum Dykhus is the 15-meter-long skeleton of a 35-ton sperm whale. This whale stranded on the Schleswig-Holstein coast in 1998. The exhibit provides a unique opportunity for visitors to get up close with one of the largest creatures on earth, making it a highlight of the museum visit.
History & Anthropology Science & Technology Animals Maritime
Roelof-Gerritz-Meyer-Straße 8, Borkum
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