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Museumshafen Flensburg
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Museumshafen Flensburg

Freely accessible museum harbor on the Bohlwerk quay at Flensburg's Schiffbrücke with historic sailing workboats and a replica of a harbor crane from 1726.

OpeningstijdenGratis toegang

Over het museum

In 1979 private owners of historic sailing ships joined forces to form the Museumshafen Flensburg association. Using their own funds, they restored the old wooden Bohlwerk (plank quay) on the Schiffbrücke and began collecting sailing workboats used in coastal and inshore trade. As early as 1980 the association held the first Rum-Regatta, now considered the largest gaff-rigger gathering in northern Europe.

In the mid-1980s the concept for a historic harbor with a crane, shipyard and exhibition areas was developed. As a landmark, the association had a replica built of the harbor crane that Flensburg skippers used to step masts from 1726 and that stood at the harbor until 1889; the replica was inaugurated in 1991 and rebuilt to the historic model in 2016.

Today around 18 ships are moored at the Bohlwerk, including Haikutter (shark cutters), herring luggers, Danish jagts and Norwegian sjekte boats, the oldest dating from the mid-19th century. In the Lüttfischerhafen (small-fishermen's harbor), the association displays its collection of small workboats. The owners keep the ships seaworthy, and they sail at the Rum-Regatta, Apfelfahrt and Grogtörn. The Museumshafen works closely with the Schifffahrtsmuseum (maritime museum) and the Historischer Hafen Flensburg gGmbH.

Hoogtepunten

  • Around 18 historic sailing workboats at the Bohlwerk
  • Replica of the harbor crane from 1726
  • Lüttfischerhafen with a collection of small workboats
  • Rum-Regatta – the largest gaff-rigger gathering in northern Europe
  • Virtual 3D tour on the association's website

Vaste collectie

  • Historische Segel-Arbeitsfahrzeuge am Bohlwerk – Cutters, luggers, jagts and small workboats of the 19th and 20th centuries lie ready to sail at the historic Bohlwerk; plus the replica harbor crane and the Lüttfischerhafen.
Opgericht
1979
Beheerder
Museumshafen Flensburg e.V.

Toegangsprijzen & kortingen

De toegang is gratis.

Visiting the harbor is free. Sailing on the historic ships by arrangement with the owners or at events.

Toegankelijkheid

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Kinderen & gezin

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Bereikbaarheid & parkeren

Met het openbaar vervoer

Fördebrücke

Bus 1 from the train station toward Krusau to Fördebrücke (approx. 9 minutes); about 2 km on foot from the train station.

Met de auto

Parkeerplaats aanwezig

Large parking lot Schiffbrücke or other parking options on the west shore of the harbor.

By your own boat: berth coordinates on the association's website.

Route plannen

Service & horeca

    Association merchandise in the shop of the neighboring Schifffahrtsmuseum.

    Evenementen & zaalverhuur

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    Je bezoek plannen

    Goed om te wetenOverview map (“Sehkarte”) and virtual 3D tour with explanations of the crane, watch hut, Bohlwerk and Lüttfischerhafen on the association's website. The Schifffahrtsmuseum and the Museumswerft are right next door.

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