Experience the Vikings up close: Exhibition in Hamburg delights young and old!

Experience the Vikings up close: Exhibition in Hamburg delights young and old!

A new exhibition in Hamburg is delighting visitors: Here, those interested can delve into a fascinating topic that is often considered mysterious and adventurous. Professor Simek's analysis highlights that many of the images in the exhibition are not historically proven. In particular, the central character Aslaug, who comes from sagas, is disconnected from historical reality. Nevertheless, the professor shows that the stories about Aslaug are important for the relevance of the Viking Age and that younger people in particular are inspired by these exciting stories. t-online reported.

If you take a closer look at the exhibition, you will see that the concept cleverly combines information and entertainment. This makes learning easy – and that is exactly the goal of this presentation. Every day between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m., those interested can immerse themselves in the world of the Vikings and learn a lot about the culture and history. The entrance fee is 23 euros, while on weekends it is a little more expensive at 28 euros. There is no standing still here; The rush for the exhibition seems to be high and the potential to attract younger visitors is great.

Interactive experiences and exciting attractions

The design of the exhibition places great emphasis on interactivity. Im renowned Viking Museum Similar approaches are being taken in Stockholm, which is also a popular destination for history enthusiasts. Various interactive stations are offered there, allowing visitors to delve deep into the history of the Viking Age. You can also take part in guided tours in a Viking look, which are not only informative but also very entertaining.

An exciting attraction at the Swedish museum is the experience called “Ragnfrid’s Saga”. This 11-minute ride focuses on 10th-century Europe and has nine language versions available, including German. Anyone who is enthusiastic about Nordic history will find a variety of authentic finds, replicas and even a free-to-use audio guide to supplement their knowledge.

Additional offers and enjoyment

And there's more: In the museum, guests can fortify themselves in the Eld restaurant with delicious, home-made dishes prepared with Nordic and regional ingredients. The visit is rounded off with a traditional Swedish “fika” and even mead tastings, which also appeal to the culinary interest in Viking culture.

Aside from the exciting exhibitions and interactive experiences, the cultural diversity of the Viking way of life also has its place. The reinterpretation of Nordic history captivates not only scientists, but also families and young people. In Hamburg it is clear that the interest in old myths and stories is unbroken and is being creatively translated into modern times - a great way to bring history to life.