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If this is your first visit to the zoo, you'll probably want to see lions, giraffes and elephants — animals your child has only seen in books. But even if ...
The little wonderland was invented by brothers Frederick and Gerrit Brown. Thanks to their efforts, ten kilometres of toy railway connected cities and continents. The museum has ...
If you are planning to visit Hamburg's International Maritime Museum with a child, be prepared to spend a few hours in the halls. The museum's exhibition occupies nine ...
If you want to tell your child what chocolate is, how it's made and what it's made of, and if you want to learn something new about this magical delicacy yourself, then go ...
Friedrichsruh Butterfly Garden is a captivating oasis in the heart of the Saschenwald Forest, offering a delightful escape into nature's vibrant tapestry. This enchanting ...
It first lifts people over 100 metres and then suddenly collapses downwards. The platform collapses at speeds of up to 100km/h! Anyone who has been on this ride will talk about it ...
The Walsrode Gardens deserve a special mention. Tulips and rhododendrons adorn the park in spring, the scent of roses fills the air in summer, and asters and chrysanthemums add ...
Walking through the park is a real pleasure. The woods and fields are the best home for the local animals, of which, it must be said, the Wildpark Schwarze Berge has quite a few. ...
The park covers an area of 47 hectares. If you head north to the Botanical Gardens, you can take a trip to the Mediterranean or East Asia. Hamburg has some southern plants such as ...
The museum's affiliation with the University of Hamburg determines its main themes. Exhibits include insects, stuffed animals from all over the world and dinosaur skeletons.
With 1,500 square metres of space, there is plenty of room for children's joy and happiness. This is one of the largest play areas in Europe, with three levels of fun for ...
The museum's collection is based on the toys collected by Elke Droscher. The exhibition covers the period from the beginning of the 18th century to the first half of the 20th ...