The Meeresmuseum in Stralsund is a maritime museum that showcases exhibitions on maritime and oceanographic topics. The museum has a collection of over 600 living sea creatures, including giant tortoises and Polynesian fish, in its 50 aquaria. The museum also features exhibitions on fishing, the environment, and marine conservation, as well as a large aquarium with a reef. The museum is home to popular exhibits such as the leatherback turtle 'Marlene' and the famous fin whale skeleton. The museum is designed to be accessible, with a redesigned entrance area, floor-to-ceiling display cases, and faithful installations of marine animals. The museum also has a quarantine facility for tropical marine life and a filter system for the cold water area
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Activities: We explored the Meeresmuseum, which is housed in a medieval monastery. We admired the architecture and the exhibits, including the whale skeleton, and the models and preparations of various sea creatures. We also explored the exhibition about fisheries
Highlights: The children were fascinated by the exhibits of the Eisbär (polar bear), the giant crab, and the penguins. We also found the exhibition about the fisheries to be interesting, especially the presentation of ship models and the damage caused by fishing in the oceans ✨