Pirates in the shipping museum: treasure hunt and fascinating history!
Pirates in the shipping museum: treasure hunt and fascinating history!
In the Rostock shipping museum, the longed -for special exhibition "Pirates. Myth and Reality" opened its doors on July 4th. It was opened by the Mayor Eva-Maria Kröger and the Mayor of Dresden Dirk Hilbert, which underlines the cultural cooperation between Rostock and Dresden, as Rathaus Rostock reported.
The exhibition takes young and old on an exciting journey through the fascinating world of piracy, which ranges from antiquity to modern times. Not only well -known pirates such as Blackbeard and Grace O’malley are presented, but also the different facets of piracy are discussed, including their historical and current challenges.
interactive learning for all generations
The interactive stations that make the visit an all -round successful experience are particularly noteworthy. Families can look forward to exciting hands -on activities, including tinkering pirate flags and an exciting treasure hunt for the little explorers. These elements aim to present the history of piracy both clearly and entertaining. In the case of interactive information that extends from listening contributions to films, every visitor will get their money's worth, according to Schifffahrtsmuseum Rostock .The thematic focus is on understanding piracy as a global phenomenon. It is viewed from trade at sea over the centuries, starting with antiquity in the eastern Mediterranean to the drastic developments on the Somalias coast and in the golf of Guinea. The exhibition also conveys how piracy in the colonial period for the founding of pirate settlements, especially in the Caribbean, led and gives fascinating insights into the "Golden Age of Piracy".
a place for education and leisure
The shipping museum is not only an extra -curricular learning location, but also a tourist attraction. The traditional ship MS Dresden, an almost fully preserved, high -sea freight, is located directly on the bank of the Warnow in IGA Park. Here visitors can expect multimedia insights into the regional shipbuilding and seafaring history, while the historical boat yard of the museum presents traditional handicraft techniques of wooden shipping.
IGA Park itself offers a variety of leisure activities, including playgrounds and a water sports facility that are particularly attractive for children and young people. The combination of education and play makes this place an ideal goal for families and interested parties who want to learn more about the exciting world of piracy. The exhibition is open until May 17, 2026 and offers the perfect opportunity to go on a journey through time to the world of pirates, such as on according to mv
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