KLIMAHAUS BREMERHAVEN 8 OST

It is an absolutely brilliant, unique museum, which is well worth the trip. As its name suggests, the museum will allow you to discover every aspect of climate, depending on the geographical areas, around the world. The museum is divided into three angles: travel, experience and learning exciting scientific information. Allow a minimum of three hours for a visit. From Switzerland, you are taken on a journey, almost teleported, all around the world, along the eighth longitude. Follow the railway, cross a wall, and you will be transported across the five continents, from Sardinia to Kanak in Niger, or Ikenge in Cameroon, to Antarctica (Queen Maud Land) or Satitoa on the island of Samoa in the heart of the Pacific, Gambell in Alaska before returning to Germany. You will dribble in the dampness of the Cameroonian jungle, discover local species, suffocate with heat in the aridity of the Sahel in Niger, shiver with cold along Queen Maud's ice floe, cross suspended bridges. You will then find yourself in the heart of the South Pacific islands. At the beach, by the sea, under the white sand of Samoa, you will explore the underwater world, as a superb aquarium awaits you. It will make you want to put on your "wet suit" to go diving among angel fish, surgeon fish, moon fish, clown fish and other tropical fish. Or to take the first plane to the South Pacific to dive into the deep blue.

All your senses will be stimulated, you will discover rare exotic animal and plant species. For a few moments, you will have the feeling of sharing and living with the locals whose testimonies you will hear, discover their daily lives, so different from yours and so rich and fascinating. You will learn how the inhabitants have successfully adapted and understood the nature in which they live. We will show you how the Earth is dying, so badly treated by humans when it has everything for us. The locals in each country, who have so well understood the Earth on which they live, would have so much to teach us. Also discover the violence and rapidity of climate change throughout history. Everyone should come to this absolutely fascinating museum, with its very original concept. Excellent visit, very educational, aimed at all generations, children and adults alike.