Buddelschiffmuseum
Around 100 true-to-scale ship models in bottles of up to 60 litres show maritime history in Neuharlingersiel, from antiquity to the nuclear submarine.
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About the museum
The Buddelschiffmuseum (Ship-in-a-Bottle Museum) in the East Frisian fishing village of Neuharlingersiel is dedicated to a special form of ship modelling: models built inside glass bottles. On display are around 100 faithfully detailed ships in bottles with a capacity of up to 60 litres.
The models span the history of seafaring – from watercraft of antiquity and sailing ships of past centuries to the modern nuclear submarine. The collection is complemented by captains' portraits, engravings and photographs of historic ships. In addition, the museum takes up themes from seafaring and fishing in changing exhibitions.
Highlights
- Around 100 ship models in bottles
- Bottles holding up to 60 litres
- Maritime history from antiquity to the nuclear submarine
- Captains' portraits, engravings and historic ship photos
Permanent exhibition
- Buddelschiff-Sammlung – About 100 ship models built in bottles from various eras of seafaring, complemented by captains' portraits, engravings and photos of old ships.
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