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Stralsund celebrates: The Maritime Museum opens after five years of renovation!
German Marine Museum Stralsund will celebrate the completion of the renovation on September 29, 2025 with new exhibitions and aquariums.
Stralsund celebrates: The Maritime Museum opens after five years of renovation!
There is reason to celebrate in Stralsund! The German Maritime Museum has now successfully completed the extensive renovation work, which cost an impressive 51 million euros. After almost five years of hard work, the museum invites you to a very special day on September 29th. From 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., visitors can explore the new exhibitions and modern tropical aquariums free of charge. NDR reports that ...
The festivities are all about giving thanks. The museum would like to thank the people of Stralsund and everyone involved for their support during the modernization work. In the north courtyard of the museum, guests can enjoy music-accompanied snacks and the opportunity to find out about architecture, the subject of the sea and its inhabitants at activity stands.
A look into the new aquariums
The Maritime Museum partially reopened its doors in the summer of 2024. The new exhibitions are a successful mix of innovation and well-known attractions. The first aquariums are already in operation, while the new building with a very large aquarium is still under construction. This will lead visitors to the modernized aquarium cellar. Anyone interested can follow the progress in the renovation through a construction blog and the vodcast series “Digger at the Fishes!” track. All episodes can be found in the museum's media library. Maritime Museum reports that...
A highlight will certainly be the new aquarium area, which will be equipped with the high-quality products Silirub AQ and Silirub AQ SE. These special sealants ensure high tensile strength and are environmentally friendly. The aquarium builder Olaf Weidemann from Aquablue Glaserei built the aquariums and sealed them professionally. This not only ensures safe habitats for future marine life, but also meets the high environmental standards necessary for such projects. Soudal reports that...
The German Marine Museum will not only set new standards as an exhibition venue, but also as an environmentally conscious project that creates valuable habitats for diverse marine biology. The grand opening celebration on September 29th will therefore be a great opportunity to experience the exciting innovations up close and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the oceans.