Offers for students
Students individually
Until June 30, 2026, students at the German Emigration Center Bremerhaven can enter at a discounted price of 10,- Euro per person.
Student groups
Organizational notes: We differentiate between groups of up to 19 people and from 20 people. For larger groups from 20 participants, we offer our services particularly attractively and cost-effectively. To book, please fill out the corresponding form.
Group tours
Motifs and developments focusing on: USA and GermanyThe tour through the entire exhibition shows 350 years of emigration and immigration history and connects biographical insights with societal debates.Duration: approx. 1.5 hoursLanguages: German / English (upon request)
German Overseas Emigration 1830–1974The tour focuses on the emigration part of the exhibition. The immigration section can be explored independently afterwards. The tour covers emigration in the 19th and 20th centuries, illustrated by biographical stations from Bremerhaven to New York City. Migration motives, sea voyages, immigration, and societal life are at the center, supplemented by personal insights and historical contexts.Duration: approx. 1.5 hoursLanguages: German / English (upon request)
The tour thematically guides through the exhibition with a focus on New York as a destination for historical emigration. It addresses urban history, the American Dream, and the coexistence of different groups – between hope, reality, and diversity.
Workshops (on request)
In this workshop, participants engage with the basics of migration. Together, they will develop a definition and learn about various forms of migration. Additionally, the motives and backgrounds of migration will be discussed. Through different teaching methods, a connection to the participants’ own life realities will be established and debated. The workshop will take place outside of the permanent exhibition of the Deutsches Auswandererhaus.Bookable on requestLanguages: GermanCosts: 120.00 euros flat feeDuration: 90 minutes
In this workshop, participants actively address the history and present of immigration in Germany. Through participatory methods, they reflect on daily life, language, and their own perspectives in the context of migration, and develop approaches for a discrimination-sensitive handling.Contents of the workshop:History of immigration / Recognizing and reflecting on privileges and identities / Participatory learning through personal relevanceGoals of the workshop:Understanding German society as a migration society / Raising awareness of structural discrimination / Building action competenceBookable on request depending on capacityLanguages: GermanGroup size: 12-22 peopleCosts: Free (funded by the Federal Ministry of the Interior)Duration: One or two daysContact: deine.geschichteWS@dah-bremerhaven.deTel. +49 (0)471 90220-0