For children
A Place for Both Play and Curiosity
The Fisheries and Maritime Museum offers hours of fun and educational experiences for children and families with children—and admission is even free for children.
Get up close to the seals, explore the aquariums, or enjoy yourselves at the Open Air Exhibition. Here, you can, among other things, climb aboard a real fishing boat, visit the old harbor, and play in the large playground.
If you're brave enough, you can also dive into the Mysteries of the Sea, where you might encounter everything from mermaids to sea monsters.
On weekends and during school breaks, there are also activities for children—ranging from animal feedings and Krealab to a variety of holiday activities. Read more about the activities below.
How much is admission for children?
Does the café serve kid-friendly food?
Can we bring a packed lunch?
You’re welcome to bring a packed lunch when you visit the museum. You can eat it in the lunchroom or at one of the tables in the Open Air Exhibition.
You are not allowed to eat food you’ve brought with you in the café.
Can you have a children's birthday party at the museum?
Good to know for families with children
Here you’ll find answers to some of the questions you might want to know before your visit.
Fun Activities for Children
There are activities for children every day at the Fisheries and Maritime Museum.
Experience the daily seal feedings, where the zoo keepers also train the seals, or go on a treasure hunt aboard the fishing cutter E.1. Here, the whole family can, among other things, learn about unusual terms from life at sea.
On weekends and during school breaks, there are extra activities such as fish feedings in the aquarium, KreaLab, and rotating holiday activities.